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jhautz · 09:30 PM

Hey. I was just looking at my savage getting it ready for a little make over and I pulled the motor and noticed that the bearings are feeling a little rough. Its a 1940/7. Most of the mounting holes in the front end are stripped out as well. I only have three good ones left.

Anyway I'm thinking its time to ssend this motor in to Lehner and let them do a tune up on it. Its over 3 years old and has ALOT of miles on it. I'm sure the windings and rotor are still fine, it just needs a new front cover with fresh screw holes and some new bearings.

Does anyone know where to send them in to have Lehner work on them? Who would I contact. I know Mike doesnt deal with them any more or I would have just sent it to him to send in and get it refreshed.

Any help is apreciated.

EDIT: Also any idea on what that kind of thing might cost?

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	How to get Lehner rebuilt? - 01.09.2008, 09:27 PM Hey. I was just looking at my savage getting it ready for a little make over and I pulled the motor and noticed that the bearings are feeling a little rough. Its a 1940/7. Most of the mounting holes in the front end are stripped out as well. I only have three good ones left. Anyway I'm thinking its time to ssend this motor in to Lehner and let them do a tune up on it. Its over 3 years old and has ALOT of miles on it. I'm sure the windings and rotor are still fine, it just needs a new front cover with fresh screw holes and some new bearings. Does anyone know where to send them in to have Lehner work on them? Who would I contact. I know Mike doesnt deal with them any more or I would have just sent it to him to send in and get it refreshed. Any help is apreciated. EDIT: Also any idea on what that kind of thing might cost? I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 01.09.2008 at 09:30 PM.