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Dynamo rewinding - JimR - 22-04-2021
Can anybody recommend a reliable source for rewinding dynamo & starter motor armatures.
Any leads much appreciated. Happy motoring Jim
RE: Dynamo rewinding - MartinH - 22-04-2021
Armoto in Chesterfield
http://www.vehicle-electrical-rewinds.co.uk/
RE: Dynamo rewinding - JonE - 22-04-2021
magnetoguys mentioned Robson and Francis. Haven't used them...
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Tony Griffiths - 22-04-2021
I have an invoice from Armoto dated 17/03/2020 for £156 including VAT
A pair of new bearings was an extra £20.
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Bill Dixon - 22-04-2021
Try Dynamoregulator conversions, Saxilby Lincoln .www.dynamoregulatorconversions..com
RE: Dynamo rewinding - MartinH - 22-04-2021
I have used R&F. Very good with prices to match. Expect a long wait; they had a huge backlog. I'd use them again for something rare or complex. For standard Lucas there is much more choice.
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Stumpi - 22-04-2021
I have used https://www.smartpowerclassicandvintage.co.uk/ and are very pleased with them.
Andy
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Steve Jones - 22-04-2021
Another vote for Armoto.
Steve
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Dave Mann - 22-04-2021
I've used Armoto a few times. What's happened to the starter I've not come across one needing rewinding?
RE: Dynamo rewinding - Steve kay - 22-04-2021
That is an interesting question. This morning I was at Hereford Auto Electrics. He mentioned that the only time he’s encountered a starter that actually needed a full rewinding was when someone bought one in, saying that to clean it up before repair they’d had it sandblasted. It needed a very great deal of repair indeed!