Rebuilding Warn Winch Motors
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2011 1:04 pm
Hi there,
I'm quite keen on rebuilding our winch motor as the carbon brushes seems pretty worn.
I've a 12v 6hp and 4.5hp motor.
One of the 6hp motor when we opened it up it's full of black soot all over the place.
However i can't seem to find out who sells them online.
Google leads me to many places that only just sells replacement motors.
Does Warn sells carbon brushes replacement kits?
Or does anyone knows of any shop that sells them online?
Also i'm quite curious if there are any differences between carbon brushes for a 12V and a 24V motor.
Some joker suggested I should consider fitting carbon brushes from a 24V winch motor into our 12V motor.
Is that possible and is it a worthwhile proposition?
Besides carbon brushes is there anything i should do to the motor?
I also noticed that there is this thin like copper/cardboard brushes that looks disintegrated. Is that necessary to be replaced? It's located next to the armature bearing (correct me if that's what you call it).
I'm quite keen on rebuilding our winch motor as the carbon brushes seems pretty worn.
I've a 12v 6hp and 4.5hp motor.
One of the 6hp motor when we opened it up it's full of black soot all over the place.
However i can't seem to find out who sells them online.
Google leads me to many places that only just sells replacement motors.
Does Warn sells carbon brushes replacement kits?
Or does anyone knows of any shop that sells them online?
Also i'm quite curious if there are any differences between carbon brushes for a 12V and a 24V motor.
Some joker suggested I should consider fitting carbon brushes from a 24V winch motor into our 12V motor.
Is that possible and is it a worthwhile proposition?
Besides carbon brushes is there anything i should do to the motor?
I also noticed that there is this thin like copper/cardboard brushes that looks disintegrated. Is that necessary to be replaced? It's located next to the armature bearing (correct me if that's what you call it).