Vintage Windmill and Wind Generator Forum

I have them. Call or text me 715-553-1346

That's mine. I bought it all, and that's a very small portion of the stuff. If I remember right we hauled 11 semi loads. Bought out Muller Industries and moved it to Wi. We continue to make and sell Aermotor replacement parts, and complete new windmills and towers.

joe herman wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 9:29 pm I am looking for some windmill parts that some one could bring to the fair for me.
I need an 8 ft Aermotor mast clamp and bolt set for 4 post tower. Also a vane spring.
Could use a complete Baker WB vane stem and spring.
Thanks,
Joe

I will have those parts new there.

I am looking for a Aermotor 27’ or 33’ 3 legged tower for a 10’ Aermotor mill. It needs to have spent its life west of the Mississippi. (Fussy I know but it needs to match my line). Factory Aermotor tower only.
Thanks Justin.
Msg on here or call/text me 715-553-1346.

I sent you a PM

Windcatcher530 Dan wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 8:13 am Justin do you also do wheel arms for other mills like challenge,FM, Stover ?

I don’t. I mainly do Aermotor parts, 6-12ft and towers.

If you need V rods or braces I make them new. 10' ones are super hard to find so I started making them. They are hot dipped galvanized.

Depends on what part of the country you're in for white oak. That's all I use for platforms. I have it sawn at a local sawmill to the width I need and its half price of going to town to buy pine. Come up to Wi and i'll get you set up with all the white oak you could ever haul home.

Welcome to the forum. You have an 8’ Aermotor A702 windmill. The prefix A in the part number signifies the size. X-6ft A-8ft B-10ft and so on. To remove the wheel you unbolt it from the spokes and then unscrew the spokes from the hub. The hub does not come off the shaft easily. You have to d ...

You have a 702 gearbox with 602 big gears in it. I've had a few mills make that noise and it's typically due to the fact that one set of gears is new or been replaced, and the other set has different wear. You probably don't notice or see the wear on the gear set you have, until you'd lay it over a ...