GE Gear Reducer

[bduff509]

I'm not sure if this is the place to be posting this but I'm running out of options.
I have a GE mod.# 7NB269JD6BA01 gear box in need of repair & no info on it. All that I've been able to turn up so far is GE sold the business, it's obsolete & no parts are available. All I really need are drawings. The castings are in good shape so it's just bearings & seals which should be available. I can't get at all of the bearings without removing gears & I'm not sure if I'm dealing with left hand threads or thread locker but nothing is comming loose. I'd just like to see what I'm dealing with before putting a torch to it.
Anybody have any idea where I can find drawings?
Thanks in advance.

 

[Metalfixer]

I don't know where you are located, but try B & H Machine in Detroit, MI.

http://www.bhmachine.com/

 

[bduff509]

Thanks. Eastern PA. If I'm lucky they can fax or email. I'll give them a call.

 

[tygerdawg]

Call your local various power transmission distributors of gearmotor manufacturers. They are always getting requests to provide a "drop in cross refernced" unit for something that's out of date. Some companies will give you the unit properly sized for torque etc, and a drawing of an adapter plate you can have fab'ed up to make it fit.

TygerDawg
Blue Technik LLC
Virtuoso Robotics Engineering

http://www.bluetechnik.com

 

[AutoDrill]

Is it possible that replacing the unit would be more efficient and lost costly?

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Joe Agro, Jr.
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