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Motor
Brushes and Springs Set for
Sunbeam Mixmasters, Good/Used, Nice!
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* Sorry - I Just Sold Out of These *
Used in All Sunbeam Stand Mixers Through
the 1967 model 12, and some later 70's Stand Models
(Also
fits the vintage Sunbeam A1 hedge
trimmer)
(Yours may vary
slightly from this photo, and will not include springs)
I also currently
have brand new Mixmaster brushes, listed
here
Here's a pair of used, nearly-new carbon motor
brushes and springs for the great old Sunbeam
Mixmaster mixers, up through the model
12 (1967), and that were also used in
most (but not all) of the later 70's
models. For 3/16" square brush holders,
these were used in models: K, 1, 3, 5,
7, 9, 10, 11, and 12, and I believe in
most of the other very early models,
too, but I'm missing one or two of the very earliest
mixer motors here to verify that.
Note: I'm getting really low on these,
and have almost run out of the springs.
Please
email me before ordering if you need
more than one pair. Your original
springs can almost always be re-used
with these brushes.
These are
very easy to replace in older (pre-'68) Mixmasters
with the external Bakelite caps on each side
of their motor. Just keep in mind that
the motor's armature rotates
horizontally, so these should be installed
with their curve matching the
commutator's curved horizontal surface
(the brush's curve should be aligned the
same way as the curved side of the mixer
when sliding it into the brush holder).
You can usually re-use the original
springs with these.
Aftermarket brush springs
are available for Mixmasters. Be
careful, though; some are tensioned too high
and can cause faster brush wear than the
originals.
If
you have any questions or need any other
Mixmaster parts, please feel free to ask
me. I still have over 100
vintage Mixmaster motors on hand here
for parts. I
probably have what you need, at least in
motor parts.
And don't miss the Sunbeam manuals
posted here on the website. They're
direct, high quality scans of the
original factory manuals my Dad and I used
for years! Just click on 'Sunbeam' on
the left side of this page to have a
look.
Quantities are getting really limited on these used brushes, and they're
getting hard to find new (mainly because newer small appliances don't
last long enough to wear their brushes out!). So if you
need a set or want to keep spares on hand (a good idea), don't wait!
A set of these
(good/used
brushes only, no springs) sells for $8.50 $7.00
plus $9.00 Priority shipping and
handling to US addresses, $16.00 total (plus 6% sales tax if you're in
PA).
(You
don't need a Paypal account to securely buy using your credit card)
To email me a question specifically about this part,
or if you're outside the US and need to ask about shipping, please
click
here (I ship these to Canada and Australia, but shipping is higher and
takes a bit longer)
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