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quinner 
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 Topic: Boat Lift Motor Parts Repair - ShorestationPosted: August-06-2019 at 10:52am |
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Boat Lift Parts Repair - Finding Parts - Shorestation Hoist Motor - lift is rated 4k lbs
My hoist motor wiring is in need of some maintenance, motor is 12v friction style, keep a separate battery on the Pier to power it. In need of some replacement parts and if I get them thru SS it's getting a bit $$$ Any idea where I might find the following all in one place. -12v Quick disconnect similar to the attached pic, need 2 not certain how this goes together, looks like you put the contacts on the wire then insert in plastic connector?? -Fuse, looks like a 42a or a 30a breaker is what SS uses, thoughts on which size and wire appears to be 10-12ga. need 1 -Ring Terminals 10-12ga, what stud size, #8 or 10?. Need 4 Does the fuse go on the + side? white wire + and black wire - ??   Parts are all here thru SS: https://www.boatliftanddock.com/category/179/motor-parts?SortBy=DisplayOrder&SortOrder=ASC&Page=2&PageSize=24 Pete, the connector image is from HD however could only find 6-8 ga wiring versions |
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KENO
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Posted: August-06-2019 at 1:51pm |
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Mr Quinn
EBAY is your friend, here's a link to some of those connectors that the listing says fit from 8 to 12 gauge wiring link It's kinda like an aptitude test assembling them, I can do it so you'll have no problem. Buy 2 extras just in case  You have to crimp the connectors on to the wire The fuse would go on the positive side, cut the wire and put the fuse in. You could probably find a fuse and ring terminals locally pretty easily and you could get ring terminals to fit the fuse holder that way. Maybe Pete will stop at Auto Zone on his way home and check for ya' What's the full load amp rating on the motor? I'd get a fuse sized for that rating or less. The connectors are good for 50 amps |
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Gary S
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Posted: August-06-2019 at 2:16pm |
He has a well equipped tool box too. Might not help with the job at hand (no pun intended) but it will get him through it. 
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quinner
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Posted: August-07-2019 at 10:18am |
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Thanks Mr Ken, Did not get home until after dark last night so will need to take a look at the motor today sometime.
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: August-07-2019 at 10:24am |
Chris, I also recommend sweating (soldering) the connectors besides crimping. Trust me, I've been there. 
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quinner
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Posted: August-12-2019 at 12:22pm |
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Motor is 1/2hp 40 amps. What fuse size do u guy think?
Pete, was hoping you would chime in, are those connectors available at HD in the heavier ga?? |
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: August-12-2019 at 4:05pm |
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Chris,
McMaster has the full range of battery connections. Click on "North American Style Battery Charging Cable Connectors " |
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: August-12-2019 at 5:06pm |
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Chris,
You mention the motor is a 40 amp. I'm assuming that's the FLA (full load amp) rating so, I'd go with a 60 amp fuse. |
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Posted: August-12-2019 at 5:34pm |
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Take that crank motor off and do it by hand like a real man.
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Posted: August-13-2019 at 12:57am |
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Posted: September-03-2019 at 11:32am |
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Thanks for the assist boys, Ken those connectors actually snapped in quite easily, ended up finding the correct gauge at HD, same as the pic above with the rubber boots.
Still using the old fuse as I have not found one locally yet. Pete do I really want a 60a fuse not a 40a or less as Ken mentioned? |
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Posted: September-03-2019 at 6:13pm |
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Chris,
Fuses are always sized over the FLA of the load especially with motors that have an inrush current when starting. Depending on the type of fuse used determines the % of the oversizing. The fuse is there to protect the wiring more than the motor. If your lift never gets to the FLA of 40 amps and the fuse is holding, keep using it. |
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