Anyone ever swap out the motor in a Dillon Cv2001 tumbler? This one is bad. Dillon wants over $100 to replace it themself but I'm sure there is a cheaper option.
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Anyone ever swap out the motor in a Dillon Cv2001 tumbler? This one is bad. Dillon wants over $100 to replace it themself but I'm sure there is a cheaper option.
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Been there done that. I still have 2 Dillons and when they wear out they're gone. I've got 5 Tumblers. 2 RCBS, 2 Dillons and 1 Lyman 2500. My original 2 RCBS had some 5 or 6 motors quit. Called RCBS and they would send me new motors no charge. When RCBS came out with their new revised tumbler RCBS told me to send my 2 back. My cost for postage. Received 2 NEW RCBS revised tumblers at no charge. Have yet to have a problem. Midway at the moment has the RCBS tumblers on sale for around $60. Going to order 2 and replace the Dillons. Great machines. Crappy tumblers.
I looked for motors for them for a bit, but could never find one that would work.
I even called the motor manufacturer, and they have a contract with Dillon and won't sell the motors.
I just ended up getting a few new tumblers all together
That seems to be the common theme I've read online from other pages. Just scraps at this point...
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Yea, it sucks to have to do it that way, but they are good tumblers and last quite awhile for the cost
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