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Placing armature back in front of brushes in start

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Jack

09-13-2003 20:18:42

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How do I hold the brushes back so I can slide the armature back into place?
This is on a Belarus 250AS

Any ideas?

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Kelvin

09-14-2003 17:00:15

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Re: Placing armature back in front of brushes in s in reply to Jack, 09-13-2003 20:18:42

Never worked on Belarus, but have seen brushes held back with choke cable wire bent in a U shape. This works well if there are access holes to the brushes through the endplate of the starter.
Briggs & Stratton used to suggest using a length of their recoil starter spring bent in a U-shape to hold the brushes back. Let the spring stick out to the side, start the brushes up over the armature, yank out the spring and push the endplate home.

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nf owen

11-25-2003 19:38:29

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Re: Re: Placing armature back in front of brushes in reply to Kelvin, 09-14-2003 17:00:15

often, u can pull spring lip upward out of slot. raise brush 1/2 out of slot, let spring end push against side of brush. when installed, just push brushes downward, spring follows down on top

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Mike L.

09-14-2003 11:29:56

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Re: Placing armature back in front of brushes in s in reply to Jack, 09-13-2003 20:18:42

I have used a piece of string cut to length with bread bag twisties on each end. Tighten it up to hold the brushes. Slide in the armature and pull out the string when the armature is in place. Just a thought.

Mike L.

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