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Medusa Endbell Question - 10.21.2009, 04:21 PM

I have a new medusa 36-60-2000 , do i need to do the Brian endbell mod? Were there alot of endbells poping off?
   
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10.21.2009, 04:51 PM

The endbells are press-fit and some kind of adhesive is used. I had a 36-50 endbell start to pop off, but when I took it apart I found that there wasn't enough material to put even the smallest screws in. The 80mm motor had a lot more area to use screws, not sure how much there is on the 60. Anyway, on my 50mm motor, I cleaned off all the old adhesive and used JBWeld. Hasven't had a problem since, but haven't run it much since then either.
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10.22.2009, 09:54 PM

I have a couple of Medusa 3650 motors. I might just JB Weld the outside around the edge. They're not coming off...yet...I'd rather avoid that if possible.

Brian - do you think "thick" CA glue would help?
   
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CA glue generally works by chemically bonding polymers (plastics) together, sorta melting them in a way. Metal doesn't work that way. I would remove the endbell, clean off all adhesive, scuff up the mating surfaces, and then JBWeld it back together.
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