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toddsclub88 04-25-2012 05:09 PM

This is probably a stupid question..
 
The motor on my 88 CC has a broken/corroded post.Im thinking about cleaning it up and weld or braze a new stud on.Any comments? Thanks

kellybell 04-25-2012 05:19 PM

Re: This is probably a stupid question..
 
Man, that was a stupid question..........
Just kidding, Todd. No stupid questions here. I would think that any repair that restores connectivity is a good one. Batteries emit hydrogen, which is flammable. How are you gonna evacuate the battery of hydrogen without ruining it?

toddsclub88 04-25-2012 05:44 PM

Re: This is probably a stupid question..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kellybell (Post 718619)
Man, that was a stupid question..........
Just kidding, Todd. No stupid questions here. I would think that any repair that restores connectivity is a good one. Batteries emit hydrogen, which is flammable. How are you gonna evacuate the battery of hydrogen without ruining it?

I said "motor" not battery! A post on my motor rotted off and i want to clean it up and weld or braze another steel post on.I have a big fan and feel i would b safe.

Stevegrmich 04-26-2012 06:33 AM

Re: This is probably a stupid question..
 
People have repaired them before, but don't remember if anyone welded/brazed a new stud on . . .

mrgolf 04-26-2012 06:46 AM

Re: This is probably a stupid question..
 
If these motors are like I think they are, they are insulated going through the motor housing. You could likely find a replacement stud. If it is that bad it most likely needs to be taken apart and cleaned also. I am no golf cart motor repairman but I have worked with other motors.

Stevegrmich 04-26-2012 07:01 AM

Re: This is probably a stupid question..
 
You may be looking to buy something like this:

Brush Assembly


Not sure if this is EXACTLY what you need, but may be similar . . .


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