Windmill hanging on by a thread
Windmill hanging on by a thread
Does this look like an Aermotor? What is keeping it on top of tower?
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Jerry Wade Barker
Wills Point, Texas
214-893-2864
www.farmhousewindmills.com
farmhousewindmills@hotmail.com
Wills Point, Texas
214-893-2864
www.farmhousewindmills.com
farmhousewindmills@hotmail.com
Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
Doesn't look like an Aermotor to me looks like there is a top casting under the head.
Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
If that windmill is on the edge of Lake Buchanan within the grounds of the Thunderbird Lodge, I recall that being a 6’ Aermotor...looks nearly identical at least.
Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
Almost sure it's not an Aermotor.
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Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
Windy - You’re probably right. If on the slim chance it happened to be the same windmill I referenced above, I couldn’t get real close to it last year as I was in a walking boot from a dislocated ankle. I wanted to get closer and look it over better...
Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
Looking at the gear box I was thinking a Monitor, but it looks like this wheel would have clockwise rotation, and Monitors are CCW. I suspect it had the style of storm stay on the mast pipe that is held in the center by four bolts, and one or more of those bolts broke or wore and popped out of the storm stay. The mast and top collar are holding it up there, but the mast is not centered, so it's tipped.
Re: Windmill hanging on by a thread
Also has tin bonnet