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dayton 50:1 gearboxes for big worm gearmotors

Discussion in 'Motor actuators and drivers' started by bsft, Jan 28, 2014.

  1. bsft

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    Anyone got a link for the gearboxes for the dayton motors . I am chasing the 50:1 boxes for them.
    Cheers, David.
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    Hi Dave. Probably no use but perhaps worth a mention: I have the drawings for the MCP4 Motion Control Products gearbox, which fits their ZYT-DC range of motors. The motors may not be similar enough to the Dayton motors but I'll email it over if you want to take a look.
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    Hello Roadster2,
    Haven't seen you on any threads for awhile. Good to hear from you.
    I'll email you tonight and up-date you on where I'm at.
    Have a blessed one,

    Tom
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    if you could please, yes that would be great
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    The ones from motion were $110.00 shipping, the Canada ones for me were only $29.00 Shipping, They were on back order 2 months
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    Hi Barry. I have some MCP4 50:1 ratio gearboxes if you can source reasonably priced motors.
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    Awesome. I'll keep them in mind. Unfortunately sourcing the motors is the major problem at the minute.
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    The motors have Arrived, 2 Months back ordered! Let the Gaming Begin! (After I get them installed that is)

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    Same ones I have, I ordered his last pair several months ago. Sorry you had to wait because of me!;)

    They work very well, worth the wait. I did pull the gearboxes apart to flop one of the bearings and axle around, easy enough to do if you want.
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