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Please ID this Bally Bingo Motor

By Playdium

4 years ago



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    #1 4 years ago
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    ???

    Playdium

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    US Barnstable, MA

    10y 82,550 2,160 6 2

    I don't see a tag on it, only the housing is marked Merkle-Korff Gear Co.

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    #2 4 years ago
     
    YYY

    baldtwit

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    US Portola Valley, CA

    7y 42,550 1,026

    some of the merkle motors on bingos were bally part number E-119-60 or E-119-80.

    given how close the motor is to the large contact plate, I'd guess your picture is not an assembly from a bingo machine. The washers and shims used to mount the motor implies it wasn't the right motor for where it is either.

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    #3 4 years ago
     
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    Terry1

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    CA Moncton, NB

    7y 36,150 401

    "Twit", when I went from a Merkle to a Multi for my mixer, I noticed that the shaft size was different.
    Having said that, the Merkle shaft was "to" small for my set up; the Multi was perfect. I don't know who put the
    Merkle motor in in the first place.
    Also I had to washer the multi to line it up perfectly, length wise.
    TTFN
    Terry K

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