Torque motor options for 88 marathon

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by Malachi

Thanks for all the help!!! I assume I can use the sticky on the page before this for my axle rebuild? Is it the same parts?

The parts listed in the 1988 parts manual ought to be correct.

Here is a manual for the Dana transaxle.

[Malachi]

I have sent emails to emp contact us and to their tech support. I have not got any response. Is there a way to contact Chuck directly?

[JohnnieB]

Originally Posted by Malachi

I have sent emails to emp contact us and to their tech support. I have not got any response. Is there a way to contact Chuck directly?

Phone numbers on their website.

http://empinc.biz/contact-us

[orangeman6]

Originally Posted by Malachi

I have sent emails to emp contact us and to their tech support. I have not got any response. Is there a way to contact Chuck directly?

Did you fill out the questionnaire? They want that info. Once you give them the information, they’ll spend all the time you need. Chuck laughs that his wife tries to keep him off the phone because he talks too much. They’re really nice people to deal with. Chuck used to design electric motors for GE, I believe it was.

[kernal]

They may be shut down or partially shut down due to covid probably. Some members in the CC section were having difficulty contacting them awhile back.

[Malachi]

Is there another cart that this exact axle came in? I am having a hard time finding a kit with all the bearings and seals needed for the differential.

[Malachi]

Well I burnt the stock motor in my cart Thanksgiving night in the canefields by my house. So I got in touch with Vic at d&d today. He suggested an es-5 for my use with the cart. Said it should do about 16 mph with the tires on my cart and have plenty of torque.

[Malachi]

$670 to my door. Has a bit of weight to it.