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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    @KN6KXR i tore one motor down and rebuilt it. Took about 1hr after i got it opened up. Putting it back together though, i couldnt get it perfectly back aligned to where i could spin the sq drive or the output shaft by hand. So i snugged the bolts down to where the shaft would barely turn by...
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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    @KN6KXR The other motor doesnt have a drain port, and i guess i need to pull the allen head pipe plug and drill a small hole in it to relieve any potential pressure build up and leak through on the inner shaft seal. When i pulled the plug on disassembly, a little fluid came out. The motor...
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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    Evidently i got the assembly of the motor right. The output shaft could be turn easily by hand before disassembly, but needed a socket on the square drive portion of the shaft to line the keyways up. I ran the motor both directions from, paying all the way out and back in 10x with no leakage.
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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    attached are the PDFs for the motors. The TM is not specific to only the crane winch motors on the M936.
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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    Not sure how many different motors are there, but here are two different ones i have. The top 2 pics are of the motor i just replaced both seals for output shaft and oring on the seal retainer housing. It can be seen that the output shaft support bearings between the two motors are in...
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    M936 Wrecker Hydraulic Hoist Motor

    I just got all the seals and o rings in to rebuild both my winch motors today. Will start messing with one tomorrow. Those motors are a brute to move, just takes some grunting and straining to get them separated from the gearbox. if anyone needs the drawing with part numbers, let me know.
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