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Topic: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist!
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NickLPlated

09-26-2012 13:51:52
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We just got in this fantastic antique at work, a Budgit model 151, 1/2T electric chain hoist. It uses a flat chain like a motorcycle, rather than a link chain such as modern hoists and chainfalls use.

We replaced the start cap, and with it laying on the bench we were able to make it run in both directions. When we hung it up to lube the chain, however, it started in one direction, then quit working. Now it won't work at all, even to hum, in any orientation.

I'd love to tear into the motor, but since it was brought in by one of the shop guys, the boss doesn't want us working on it on company time. He was kind enough to allow me to burn a couple off hours today to rewire the main lead and direction switch, but I'm still not getting voltage at the cap or switch. There's a relay that is triggered by a centrifugal assembly to switch out the start cap after the motor spins up, but I can't get it out without removing the motor's endbell.

Here's the specs:
Budgit hoist
Model 151, Frame C8
M/N KC47AB1838F
S/N 8145107ER1

GE motor
M/N 5KC47AB1838F
S/N N0296
115VAC, 1Ph, 60Cy, 9.5A
1725RPM


Any suggestions?

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36 coupe

09-27-2012 16:54:45
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Re: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist! in reply to NickLPlated, 09-26-2012 13:51:52  
You will do well to avoid working on any lifting devise.

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NickLPlated

09-28-2012 16:15:45
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Re: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist! in reply to 36 coupe, 09-27-2012 16:54:45  
Oh really? Why is that? And why is it that this forum is dedicated to older machines that have no modern safety devices, or that it is visited by those of us who regularly use and maintain these old, dangerous machines?

If you can"t handle a little excitement, why are you here?!

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36 coupe

10-04-2012 13:33:04
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Re: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist! in reply to NickLPlated, 09-28-2012 16:15:45  
Having a junker lift drop a load on some one is more than excitment.Its plain that you dont know what you are doing.

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NickLPlated

10-04-2012 16:15:42
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Re: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist! in reply to 36 coupe, 10-04-2012 13:33:04  
Wow, that was great. Thank you so much for your concern.

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Ozlander

09-29-2012 19:33:10
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Re: Help with Budgit 1/2T hoist! in reply to NickLPlated, 09-28-2012 16:15:45  
Some people are afraid to get out of bed in the morning.

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