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Slew motor broken on crane.


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We have an old LV Star timber crane and today the outputshaft snapped on the slew motor, it's a hydraulic motor with a slipper clutch and the output shaft has snapped just below the drive pinion, the motor has no name or numbers on it! WE can as a last resort have the shaft bored and tapped and a threaded insert made, screw the broken piece back on and weld round the join. I would really like to fit a new shaft or a complete new motor, i'l stick some photos up tomorrow. Anyone else had the same problem and how did you over come it? cheers Mark.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Got the slew motor shaft repaired, slew ring is and oddball, found a company in Italy but they have non in stock and won't be making any for 10 weeks, cost 1000 pounds! so dismantled the ring and it,s only the rollers that,s worn, so it will be getting rebuilt with new bearing rollers and jobs a good'un the LV Star will live again.

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