Leisure Line Pioneer Combustion Replacement

Hi,

I bought a 4 year old Pioneer off craigslist and have had it running since Sunday. So far so good but the combustion blower sounds rough and I have the max feed rate turned pretty low to keep unburnt coal from falling off. From what I saw on the pail here, the quiet century was not a very good motor for this stove.

Just wanted to confirm that i could replace the whole unit with the Dayton 1TDN5 with no issues. Thanks,

Travis

Many motor have oil holes on them, sometimes on the bottom that normally need oiled regularly that normally helps them out and prolongs the life.

If the replacement motor is the same CFM, RPM, etc... it should work.

Thanks. I dont think there are oil ports on this one. CFM, port etc is different but it seems LL was experimenting at the time. I'm hoping I can unbolt the round to square adapter and still fit a Fasco or Dayton in its place.

I have a fasco on mine works fine

https://www.ebay.com/p/Dayton-1TDN4-Blower-49-CFM ... 4096.l9055

If this can fit you will love how smooth, quite and cool it runs with ball bearings, lubed for life too.

Not a crapo Shaded Pole, this is a high quality Permanent Split Capacitor Motor



Dayton-1TDN6-Permanent-Capacitor-Specialty

http://www.electricmotorwarehouse.com/content/PDF ... _specs.pdf

You can puta few drops on the shaft near the bushing if so equipped. It will find its way to the bushing. Make sure the cups of the fan blades are clean, use an old toothbrush. A squirrel cage fan can lose half its airflow if the cups fill up with dust and hair.