MachineJunkie

Ah, another luthier. Although I have the LMI setup (which is a 6" blade (5/8 arbor) with 2 - 5-1/2" stabilizer disks) . . . I don't think it would do well on the glider, although one stabilizer might fit on the outboard side with a really thin blade, 23 thousandths - you have fret kerf bla...

Here are some photos - Wiring diagrams http://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp198/januarywpb/M-J/cf6805a4-2611-4f50-9bbf-42785934f114_zpsd6ewkntj.jpg 120v - old connections http://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp198/januarywpb/M-J/b1f57a3c-715b-4203-a22f-59542141d87d_zpsvnjzzfi6.jpg 240v - new connectio...

This blade came on my Hammond Glider G-100, I didn't notice at first that it was not a regular HG blade. http://i411.photobucket.com/albums/pp198/januarywpb/M-J/c2c4d1a1-fba6-4a94-9677-acb91289bca5_zpsnndlaqcm.jpg The main thing is that the trio of mounting holes and the trio of holes for the trimme...

OK, I'm gonna answer my own question. After much futile searching on the web (I thought you could find everything...not!) I dug out my ohm meter and found the three sets of windings were red/black with inline capacitor is the startup winding, blue/yellow is winding A and green/white is winding B. I ...

I have a G100 SN#13385 with Howell 1 hp motor 51J1 61315 currently wired for 120v - I'm pretty sure it is fairly easy, disconnect either the white or yellow (at the motor) and also disconnect either the blue, green or maybe black and connect it directly to whichever of the yellow/white. This is to c...