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There are no instructions in the package on how to install the motor so here is how I did it. 1. Remove the turntable top. There is a small screw in the middle of the turntable. Use a small straight blade screw driver and carefully lift of the turntable. This is the tricky part because there are 2 little spring loaded caps that pickup current for the tracks on the under side of the turntable. When you put the top back on use a little grease to hold them in place. 2. Remove the crank handle. 3 remove the 4 screws and lift the old top. The internal gears will probably lift out with the top. 4. Put the gears back in the bottom plate. 5. Install the new motor plate, replace the screws, replace the turntable top.
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I am installing an Atlas turn table on my N gauge layout and wanted to motorize it. The motor was a no brainier to do the job. Only problem for me is the size of the shed. It is too big for N scale. Found a building to put in its place. Works fine and is to scale now.
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works like a charm and im so so happy with it. easy to install after i made a dumb mistake. had to line up its little peg b4 it would turn the turntable but it was easy to spot my mistake.
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Did not buy this for a turntable. Use it to fly aircraft in a circle due to its low speed. Works great
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Easy to install. Easy to operate.
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