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Chute electrical motor 720 snowblower
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    Posted: 07 Nov 2023 at 5:32pm
It looks like the electric motor that rotates the discharge chute on the blower for my 720 has gone out. Any recommendation on a replacement? I assumed I'd have to have it rebuilt but I came across an aftermarket made by Flip Manufacturing that looks like the same thing except for a slightly different electrical connection.
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There was a thread on Simpletractors.com that contained the information  you are looking for, if my memory serves.  ~ Orangeman
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Window regulator motor from early 70's chevy car works.  Does have a different two wire hook up and may have to run ground wire to frame.  I changed the wire ends to the female spade terminals and worked well, didn't loosen with vibrations.  Did it on the snow blower I had, IBWD Mike has it now.

I got the wrong side and think just swapped the gear head from one to the other.  The left one is the salvage yard item.
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I can verify what the man did works just fine.
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I think it was a rear window motor from a 70's Jeep that was the perfect swap.  Somethin' like that........Confused
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I used a LH window motor out of a Buick Regal quite a few years ago.  Only had to drill one new hole in the blower mounting for the motor. For me it was a very reasonable replacement option.
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