This weekend we focused on two tasks: rebuilding an old lynch motor and machining the parts for the brake mounts.
Rebuilding the lynch was a little tricky but we got it done:
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lower magnet plate and armature |
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then we add the top magnet plate and the brushes |
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brush cap |
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test setup, the motor pulls around 2-3 amps at 5V unloaded |
The other half of the team worked on mounting brakes on the trailer, one more part needs to be machined and the trailer brakes will be fully mounted.
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half of the mounting bracket for the brakes |
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