Does a new in package Bud's motor have a white paper label on it like my motor has? Just trying to figure out if the label was later added to my motor by a previous owner.
Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
I'll check my motor for a small label. CAM had some small white labels on their motors, but it was only 3 numbers or so and crisp handwriting. IMO the small white label on your motor looks like it was added by the former owner.Frankentruck wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2024 7:53 am Does a new in package Bud's motor have a white paper label on it like my motor has? Just trying to figure out if the label was later added to my motor by a previous owner.
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
sandkil used a NOS Bud's motor in an insane speed run build a while back and it had a white label too, but I can't see the writing on it. That doesn't mean the motors were always done the same though. "This little label is different! You'll never work at Bud's again!!! You're fired!!!"
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I took a look at the armature. It's nice to see a marked armature instead of having to guess.
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I took a look at the armature. It's nice to see a marked armature instead of having to guess.
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Dig those markings on the arm. It's possible the #7241 is from Bud's, but the sharpie was added after.
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Ok recap on part numbers and turns we can ID
At this point with turns and multiple part numbers Im certain its do to AWG and motor build.
7205 Stock ROAR 91 Legal
7210 27x1 18-degree-advanced Stock
7215 17x1 fixed end-bell bushing motor
7220 13x2
7221 15x2
7315 14x2 4WD 6 Cell
7320 15x2 4WD 7 Cell
7371 13x1 Oval Short Track
7380 15x2 2 Wheel Off Road
7385 19x2 Monster Truck
At this point with turns and multiple part numbers Im certain its do to AWG and motor build.
7205 Stock ROAR 91 Legal
7210 27x1 18-degree-advanced Stock
7215 17x1 fixed end-bell bushing motor
7220 13x2
7221 15x2
7315 14x2 4WD 6 Cell
7320 15x2 4WD 7 Cell
7371 13x1 Oval Short Track
7380 15x2 2 Wheel Off Road
7385 19x2 Monster Truck
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
Thanks. So #7241 without the black marker looks like a correct Bud's label, and it is a 12x2 per the armature. Whether it's an Oval track motor is uncertain but possible.
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I didn't see anything like this on the list.
I build RCs like people would have done back in the '90s ..................................... if they had 3D printers.
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BAD ANIMAL-91 HOT SLOT
STOCK OVAL RACING
Start with 3.40 to 1 Final Ratio
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Few others to add, as I fined part numbers and turns I keep you up to date on them
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BAD ANIMAL-91 HOT SLOT
STOCK OVAL RACING
Start with 3.40 to 1 Final Ratio
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Monster Truck Racing Motor #1692
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
I think I may have the same motor that R6cowboy showed months ago.R6cowboy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 10:26 pm Here's a pink label Trinity Monster Horsepower 1985-87 World Champions motor I tested out today. Motor has some gahones, 38,000+ rpm at 7.2 volts.
I don't see any Trinity Monster Horsepower motors listed in the reference guide. If anyone has info/specs on these motors please share.
image000000 (10).jpgTrinity pink label.jpg
Label shows 12t 49,500 Rpm's
Recent find, NIB but does show some corrosion/rust from poor storage.
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Re: Ultimate Vintage Brushed Motor Reference Guide (Discussion Topic)
Yours is NIB and does not have the small strip of black tape around the top of the can and endbell. Was the black tape not factory applied on NIB motors?radioactivity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 22, 2024 10:49 pmI think I may have the same motor that R6cowboy showed months ago.R6cowboy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 10:26 pm Here's a pink label Trinity Monster Horsepower 1985-87 World Champions motor I tested out today. Motor has some gahones, 38,000+ rpm at 7.2 volts.
I don't see any Trinity Monster Horsepower motors listed in the reference guide. If anyone has info/specs on these motors please share.
image000000 (10).jpgTrinity pink label.jpg
Label shows 12t 49,500 Rpm's
Recent find, NIB but does show some corrosion/rust from poor storage.
Chuck
Trinity Monster 12t.1.JPG
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