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| Post# 50410 12/3/2004 at 22:40 (7,080 days old) by man316dara () | ||
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does anyone know wherei might find a bigger motor pully for a whirlpool washer,looking to in crease spin speed | ||
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Post# 50422 , Reply# 3 12/4/2004 at 07:51 (7,079 days old) by coldspot66  (Plymouth, Mass) |
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I think W/P used to make a 50 megahertz motor pulley for over seas operation on 50 cycle power. Part # escapes me at the moment. For a faster spin you would want a smaller motor pulley. | ||
| Post# 50423 , Reply# 4 12/4/2004 at 10:15 (7,079 days old) by jasonl (Cookeville, TN) | ||
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I forget who told me this but I think you can machine down the spin pulley so that you can have a better spin and keep the spm on the agitator. | ||
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Post# 50434 , Reply# 6 12/4/2004 at 15:33 (7,079 days old) by goatfarmer (South Bend, home of Champions) |
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Post# 50451 , Reply# 10 12/4/2004 at 22:22 (7,079 days old) by Jeff_adelphi (Adelphi, Maryland, USA) |
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To increase spin speed you need to have a larger motor pulley or a smaller spin/clutch pulley. If you go with a larger motor pulley you will increase both agitator and spin speed. A smaller spin/clutch pulley will effect only the spin speed, but it's much harder to change this pulley. My brother John has a Kenmore washer with a modified spin pulley that spins much faster and works fine, but sometimes walkes a little with off ballanced loads. Jeff
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| Post# 50502 , Reply# 11 12/6/2004 at 09:05 (7,077 days old) by man316dara () | ||
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thank`s for all the wonder info guy`s | ||
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