Heinze wiper motor wanted

[Al 29Tudor]

Why would a posting with this title disappear?
Can someone help with this?
Thanks,
Al

[Rowdy]

Likely because it belonged in the swapmeet. Just a guesse. Rod

[d.j. moordigian]

Ya,......well I thought it had good information..

[Al 29Tudor]

Yes very good info!
Can't find it the swap section either???

[Fred K-OR]

Originally Posted by Al 29Tudor

Yes very good info!
Can't find it the swap section either???

It says "The Swap Meet" right on the top of this web page toward the right of the middle.

[newshirt]

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Here are the final photos I was going to post before the thread disappeared. We were discussing the fiber gear, and these close-up's were supposed to help. But whatever... maybe a forbidden topic.

[Rowdy]

Here is the link to the Model A Wanted swap page. http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=17

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

So what are the gears worth? How much will the market bear for these if a run of ten were made??

[d.j. moordigian]

Originally Posted by newshirt

Here are the final photos I was going to post before the thread disappeared. We were discussing the fiber gear, and these close-up's were supposed to help. But whatever... maybe a forbidden topic.

That's the photo I wanted to see!
Now,.... I can't remember what the other photo(s) looked like.
Question;....is that a thru hole?

[newshirt]

Yes, this photo shows the thru hole.

Good question, Brent. I don't really know much about volume and demand. But the gear looks easy to reproduce. If the outer teeth get stripped, the gear may be repairable.

[Al 29Tudor]

Brent,
The pinion assembled to my gear is swaged on and I don't know how it would be replaced after removal'
The pinion shown in Newshirt's photo appears to be pressed using a spline which may be re-assembled by pressing.
This may influence demand of ten or more gears depending on assembly design.
Thanks to all for your help,
Al

[d.j. moordigian]

Originally Posted by Al 29Tudor

Brent,
The pinion assembled to my gear is swaged on and I don't know how it would be replaced after removal'
"Necessity is the Mother of butchery"....first you need the large gear,
too start the next operation...

The pinion shown in Newshirt's photo appears to be pressed using a spline which may be re-assembled by pressing.
This may influence demand of ten or more gears depending on assembly design.
Not knowing the size of the pinion or the bore is a problem,...BUT
little gears like that are common in "slot cars" and Radio Controlled
vehicles....


Thanks to all for your help,
Al

I still think that making the large gear from Aluminum and cutting
it with wire EDM is possible. Back to supply and demand...