Why Did They Stop Making These? [Restoration]
Published : 06-03-2024 - Duration : 00:21:20 - Like : 57,521 - Dislike : 0
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This 1930s Leland Electric Co. throttle variable speed and direction electric motor is one of the coolest tools I have restored. The restoration was fairly straight forward, but the mechanics of how this works were the most interesting. I give a quick explanation near the end of the video on how I believe this works, but if you specifically know, please leave a comment below. The tag was in the worst condition I have ever seen, and I'd like to thank @joshsfick on Instagram for once again help
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