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Old 10-02-2004, 08:31 PM
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I bought a cobra tire lathe to turn down my t4 tire foams and i ended up burning up the motor. but i was just wondering if any one knows of a motor that i could put in there that has about the same speed but more power to cut through thicker foam. i have heard that the motor that is in it is the same as a sweaper motor is this true ?
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any 55 turn slave motor will work.. If you need to get it done. use any junkey stock motor. I had the delux with the belt drive when the motor and belt took a dump I used a stock motor 100spur and a 30 pinion. In a pinch ya gotta whats needed. Good luck, ALBERTO
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If it is the AC version (plugs into the outlet rather than a power supply) the DO NOT use a stock or 55 turn motor. If its the AC version you must use an AC motor. Cobra has replacement on their website http://www.teamcobra.com/cobra/tirelathes.htm

I also toasted an AC motor! lol
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doh!!!!!!!!!
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Old 10-02-2004, 09:24 PM
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yea well to but an another stock AC motor is kinda like the last option i really want one with more power. right now my foams are missing 1/2 the foam in some places yet a was able to get 3rd in a main out of about 15-20 other trucks but i dont think they are going to last many more nights
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I have a Ac version. The motor works fine. What kind of cutter do you have?? I use a typhoon coarse carbide burr. It cuts tires down very fast.

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akrcracer where did you get carbide cutter at
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You can go to www.micromark.com. Part #81961 or "81962 fine"probably will cut better than snakecutter. I also heard you can get burrs from lowes too about the same prices. But if you get one from micromark, you will start getting their catalog. I think its cool.

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im using a snake skin cutter cutting green t4 foam tires
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