WTB Multi Products Co Motor for 72 Chicago Coin Homerun, S..

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I am looking for the Multi Products Co motor out of a 1972 Chicago Coin
Homerun game, I think that this motor was used in many different games,
so I hope that someone can run across one. The motor will have "spec
895" stamped on it. It also says 30 volt, 25 rpm. Any help is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks Mark

 

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John
That would be great, the gear in question is a 7/8" diameter, with 40
teeth,and fits on a 1/16" shaft, but it also has a small gear on the
shaft, a 3/16" 8 teeth, this gear is fine, just not sure if they come
off or you replace the whole shaft and gears, do you know, are they
just pressed on the shaft, and I can push them back off and the new
ones on again? I have never done this and don't want to make matters
worse. Thanks for getting back with me, and let me know if you need
any other information.
Thanks again
Mark

 

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On 2005-09-17 07:11:53 -0700, "immark" <markmc@columbus.rr.com> said:

> I am looking for the Multi Products Co motor out of a 1972 Chicago Coin
> Homerun game, I think that this motor was used in many different games,
> so I hope that someone can run across one. The motor will have "spec
> 895" stamped on it. It also says 30 volt, 25 rpm. Any help is greatly
> appreciated.
> Thanks Mark

I don't have that motor, but I do have replacement motor gears. So if
you know the dimensions of yoru gear (if you simply have one that is
blown) I might be able to match it...

John :-#)#
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