i got a motor guide but today i had the bright ideal to take the two screws off on the lower unite man i ****** up on that. Got it back together but now their is like a grinding?/ growling noise that came out of it on one it didnt want to run on two it kinda ran. took it back apart see if i could figure it out nothing. Put it back together now its hard to turn by hand and sounds like its grinding in the back. can some one help me on my **** up .
are you talking abought the screws behind the prop.were the sher pin and shaft are in the fron if so then im betting the the bushing are not in place now,its build like a car starter were the bushing meet the winding or it pushed out and its not back in place were its shouild be,and with you running it at that stage you my have to have it fix,not good,markfish
If you can't figure it out call Rod's TM Repair (724-3126) He's out by East Fork Lake. He does good work and he's resonable. I've beat up a few TM's over the years and he's fixed them w/ no problems.
I'm guessing something is out of place, they can be tricky. One trick guys use to hold the brushes in while putting it back together are paper towel or toilet paper tubes. You can find schematics online if you want to take it apart and put it back together proper.
I'm guessing something is out of place, they can be tricky. One trick guys use to hold the brushes in while putting it back together are paper towel or toilet paper tubes. You can find schematics online if you want to take it apart and put it back together proper.
brushes? you taking the two that have springs on them? if so i found out my boys scotch tape worked lol but i got them back in place the three washer looking things back when i put it all back it is harder than heck to turn?
and thanks guys for your input. the guy up by eastfork is he fairly cheep or am i still looking around 200 or 300??
i just had mine rebuilt new lower winding motor and new foot switches for 150.00.so you should not be any were close to 200 to 300. hundred, my best best is take it back apart and put it back together take your time and make sure everthing is in place and slide back in with the brushes in place,good luck markfisk
If you can't figure it out call Rod's TM Repair (724-3126) He's out by East Fork Lake. He does good work and he's resonable. I've beat up a few TM's over the years and he's fixed them w/ no problems.
thanks. took it up their tues grate guy think i got their at 3:30 had me out the door with it by 3:45 dont know how but man i messed it up
lets just say when i tryed to put it back together, the 1st time i kinda hit it with a hammer.. im kinda a dumby for that one. rule number 1 if it don't go dont force it. but any ways i messed up the rod. he replaced that and the hole thing that goes to it and the foot peddle butting fried up don't know how i did that it wouldn't do the clicking noise. replaced both things for 50$,, o yeah make sure you take MONEY not a check card he don't take that. if i get my deck done tomorrow ill be back out on the lake thurs.
need help trolling motor.
need help trolling motor.
man i ****** up on that. Got it back together but now their is like a grinding?/ growling noise that came out of it on one it didnt want to run on two it kinda ran. took it back apart see if i could figure it out nothing. Put it back together now its hard to turn by hand and sounds like its grinding in the back. can some one help me on my **** up 
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by the prop
don't know how i did that it wouldn't do the clicking noise. replaced both things for 50$,, o yeah make sure you take MONEY not a check card he don't take that. 
if i get my deck done tomorrow ill be back out on the lake thurs.
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