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Old 10-12-2005, 07:46 PM   #1
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Armstrong AC parts and advice needed

I have a 1969 Sovereign International in great original condition with new furnace, new Dometic Classic refrigerator, and original Armstrong AC Model # TAC -110-1 series "D". In the way things happen, the fan blade piece is out of pitch. Questions are:

1) does anyone out have a replacement or know where it can get rebalanced?

2) what is the horsepower of these AC motors? I have the original paperwork but not that info.

If I have too rebuild the AC motor and get a new fan blade assembly does anyone have good, solid advice? I want to keep this as original as possible.
I have every bit of paper work since day one. It originally belonged to the superintendent of Odessa Permian HS in Odessa, TX of the Friday Night Lights book and movie fame. It's still in great original condition. Thanks - Russell Scott
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Hi Russell, I am also dedicated to my Armstrong, and my squirrel cage also vibrates. I thought that when I get back up there I would balance it like I see blower motors balanced in autos. If it spins free enough that the heavy side rests at the same spot, I will try to counterbalance it with weights of some sort, probally stick on wheel weights. Good luck with yours.
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... If I have to rebuild the AC motor and get a new fan blade assembly does anyone have good, solid advice? I want to keep this as original as possible...
Russell,

You may have the same working parts as my '67 Armstrong has. To date, I have replaced my motor, fan blade, and compressor in order to keep the unit operating. You can read details on the parts I used at my website (link in my signature).

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Russell, does your A/C unit have two separate motors, one for inside the coach for the evaporator, and one for the condenser? If so, which motor is giving you problems?
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