The Aermotor is my favorite windmill of all of them. The design is so close to perfect that I don’t think they’ve changed much, if anything about the design in several decades. I used to have two Aermotors but sold both of them. I wish I had kept my 8 foot diameter one and used it for a garage display. I painted the tips red on mine too. 🙂 They look sharp. Yours looks fantastic!
AS A MATTER OF FACT, VERY INTERSTING, BECVAUSE A LIVE EN PERU, AND EVERYBODY WANT THIS PROYECT , NOBODY HERE KNOW TO WORK A KIND OF ENERGY EOLOS, THANK U FOR THIS VIDEO, I WILL BE ON LINE TO LOOK ABOUT. GOD BLESS YOU.
While not original, I do really like your red tips, most wood bladed mills dipped their tips in red or some other color of lead paint to help keep them from splitting and some of the early metal mills like Heller Aller did as well just for looks.
I think the very first ones in the 1880s might have been tipped in red, they were not galvanized but painted white. I got one of about every model but the 502, the bell hub and the first model from 6ft to 16ft dia.
Hi can i plz ask some advice. Do you plz maby have a diagram of how the head and steptower fits together as i have a suiderkruis that i want to erect that works on the same principle. Im from south Africa and cant find none plz
The Aermotor is my favorite windmill of all of them. The design is so close to perfect that I don’t think they’ve changed much, if anything about the design in several decades.
I used to have two Aermotors but sold both of them. I wish I had kept my 8 foot diameter one and used it for a garage display. I painted the tips red on mine too. 🙂 They look sharp. Yours looks fantastic!
Very well done. I also resurrected an Aermotor 702 and it is a source of pride and joy; and water, of course.
Good of you to put the old guy back up and working. I like to see people using old technology.
boulder89984 thank you! I enjoy doing things a little bit old fashioned!
Beautiful mill ....great job!
AS A MATTER OF FACT, VERY INTERSTING, BECVAUSE A LIVE EN PERU, AND EVERYBODY WANT THIS PROYECT , NOBODY HERE KNOW TO WORK A KIND OF ENERGY EOLOS, THANK U FOR THIS VIDEO, I WILL BE ON LINE TO LOOK ABOUT. GOD BLESS YOU.
LOVE THE RED tipped blades!
Thank you! I know its. Lt necessary but it makes my mill unique!
Can anyone tell me what is the price of aermotor windmill in a good working condition nowadays?
While not original, I do really like your red tips, most wood bladed mills dipped their tips in red or some other color of lead paint to help keep them from splitting and some of the early metal mills like Heller Aller did as well just for looks.
walterbeech thank you! I didn't mean it for originality I just did it for looks!
I think the very first ones in the 1880s might have been tipped in red, they were not galvanized but painted white. I got one of about every model but the 502, the bell hub and the first model from 6ft to 16ft dia.
How do you find the model number, on an old unit?
Hi can i plz ask some advice. Do you plz maby have a diagram of how the head and steptower fits together as i have a suiderkruis that i want to erect that works on the same principle. Im from south Africa and cant find none plz
How did you get it down off the tower?
What id the span and the chord of the blades please? I would like to make a scale model of one of these.
How much bric ?
What kind of paint did you use on the finns to stick to the mental
where I can buy the gearbox?
Wardi Suyono aermotorwindmill.com/
where did you buy it from
A good friend and well man got it from a company in Iowa.
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