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Thank you for the feedback!

@@ProjectsAndAdventures551You’re very welcome!

Bearings themselves do not provide lubrication to an axle; instead, they require lubrication, typically in the form of grease, to function properly within the axle assembly, allowing the axle to rotate smoothly with minimal friction; the lubrication is usually applied to the bearing itself, not directly to the axle shaft.

Me either. Any luck?

@@moecrosby4089 I would try calling their customer support line. That's how I was able to get the part. It was really cheap.

@@moecrosby4089 no, I just had my dealer find me the tool and some paint to match my box at work. Will comment the part number when it comes in

@@moecrosby4089 try 52638. That’s what the part number say on my receipt from snap on

I lubed the bearings and the fan still won't kick on. The lights work, just not the fan. The wire splices look good too. 🤷‍♂️

No, the slides were in good shape, I abandoned the projects when I got a far larger project to work on that is coming soon. I gifted the tool chest to someone that really needed it for their tools

For me? One or 2 seasons

I am glad this was helpful

I have a few motors and inflatables someone let me pull out of their trash. All of the inflatables are not in good shape, but I plan on doing more motor videos in the future. Thank you for your comment and further information provided!

Yes

Hello there, how's that supposed to work? I get one that includes a "water" bag, but we dont know how to used 🤔

My motor runs intermittently. Any clues as to why it no longer runs consistently?

@@dianneclanton7762 is it a small back fan?

The rivets and electrical panels are depressing also.

@@ProjectsAndAdventures551 I need the wires and the slider tray part of the kiosk if you have them still :)

Might have cried a little in the inside seeing it lol

Hello m8 was wondering if you still had parts in it ? I need some for snap kiosk please :)

This is not correct, a new motor would be about 40-60 dollars, this duck does not seem to be made anymore {or sold out} and the only ones I could find were in the 300-400$ range. Generally speaking, the motor is not cheaper than an inflatable of this size (although you would be getting a new non-warn unit without material problems if you did buy a new inflatable). Sometimes the motor is not the issue and the material is the problem so it is very important to identify what the actual problem is before deciding to buy a new motor or a new inflatable.

@@ProjectsAndAdventures551 I had an 8ft snowman for about 10 years. I changed the capacitor but the motor is still not running. These cheap motors cost just as much as the new inflatables. Bought an on sale new 8ft snowman with an online extra 25% off. The new inflatables now have LED lights too. The cost was less than $30. Now I'm thinking of putting the old one in the trash.

@@ProjectsAndAdventures551 how are you supposed to know if the fan is not the problem?

Unfortunately you are probably better off looking up what your motor is and buying a replacement motor for it. These motors do not look like they were designed with repair in mind and I have not been able to find parts anywhere.

How long have you had the inflatable, and did it work properly at the beginning? If it's not that old, and it worked initially, it may simply need a little cleaning as shown here. These devices are not meant to last very long, though, in my opinion. They're cheaply made import products that don't last long in order to get you to keep buying new ones. You likely won't be able to find anyone to work on them professionally as it would cost more to do what this presenter demonstrated than to just buy a whole new decoration. Note: This demonstration was for a 120V motor. These techniques would not work on the smaller 12V decorations that require an adapter.

@@whiteknightcat it worked beautifully! It will stand but not fully inflate! I had a 12 plus foot snowman that I had for over 10 years and he lasted through ruff winds too! He just finally ripped as the fabric started to rot after all this time from the weather, Ice and snow🥺

@@funsk8ermom OK, if it inflates but won't stand, it sounds like a leak. The tricky bit will be finding if it's a small rip or tear, or if the fabric is just worn to the point where it won't hold air. There are other videos on TH-cam demonstrating how to use clear spray finish on the fabric to make it harder for air to pass through.

If the fan is spinning slow oil it. just put some oil on the shaft coming out of the motor. Also look for leaks.

This was not a true snap ring, so it did not have a spring effect. With a real snap ring you need to always use safety glasses, this was just a "Magnetic Pick Up Tool" that I used to attempt to stop the metal ring from going flying.

You are welcome, thank you for viewing.

Glad that you found this video to be helpful.