adamh
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out the bottom. Lots of it. What happened and how to fix it?
Thanks
Thanks
Powrflight 175 leaking grease
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??? Sounds like a gasket needs replaced. The only thing I buy from Powrflight is floor pads.
It pays to buy brand name floor machines. I have a Clark 175 that is 30 yrs old, has been though hell and is still going.
It pays to buy brand name floor machines. I have a Clark 175 that is 30 yrs old, has been though hell and is still going.
adamh
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anyone??
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http://www.powr-flite.com/text/pdfs/MAN ... nualMR.pdf
http://www.powr-flite.com/text/pdfs/MAN ... nualMR.pdf
Looks like there has to be a shaft from the motor to drive head. Probably some bearings and seals around the shaft that failed.
Question is can they be replaced without replacing the motor?
http://www.powr-flite.com/text/pdfs/MAN ... nualMR.pdf
Looks like there has to be a shaft from the motor to drive head. Probably some bearings and seals around the shaft that failed.
Question is can they be replaced without replacing the motor?
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Hey Adam,
I've been looking at the manuals online for all the various PF floor machines, just to see if I can find anything that could lead you in the right direction. I cannot find a blow out of the motor(s) any where. Best I can tell you would be to contact PF directly. Sorry man. :|
I've been looking at the manuals online for all the various PF floor machines, just to see if I can find anything that could lead you in the right direction. I cannot find a blow out of the motor(s) any where. Best I can tell you would be to contact PF directly. Sorry man. :|
