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That reedswitch is not original , maybe its not in the right place .

After a good look I think you'r right on the picture the opposit spanner hole is covered by the shaft end .

since that light colored bearing securing device is not secured by the bolt , holding the motor to the pipe , it might be possible to push the thinner pipe out by stamping it vertical on a solid wooden block

I think its a ten turn pot , attaching the pulswheel direct to the threaded shaft will bring more pulses / inch actuator movement .

Love to see those pictures

In the SMR 1224 is no electronic circuit , just a reed switch and two end switches each bridged by a diode just like the inside of a actuator .

kdjuan is linking to this lnb . Unknown what receiver he is using . LOF setting for a Universal lnb are 9.750 / 10.600 22khz off 13 / 18 band

The link shows ist a universal type , so 9.750 / 10.600

Looks to me the first dish is on a polarmount but in a fix position by the four welded bars .

Did You also used the pressure trick with the threaded rod and the hammer ? The combination of hammering while there is already pressure is the most effective way . The housing should be on a heavy hard table with the half gear downwarts . Even when the shaft after some hammering does not seems...

Do you have a trumpet ?

You can try it after soaking , put up the tension and use the hammer . If no result , try my first idea and when the axle moves , than use that threaded rod to bring some tension . Its easier to lift the axle by that rod instead of keep lifting that heavy part and turn it at the same time . To...

To keep pressure to put out the axle You can use a piece of threaded rod about the same diameter . Turning the nut will put pressure on the axle .

The weight will be not enough , I suggest after long time soaking put the parts together as on this picture except the worm gear . If its steady on the pole You can try to turn the axel with your hands at the wide ring . Once its moving , remove the lower turning bolt and loosen the the top...

Great find , it must be very old since I see it is provided with potmeter and reed switch aswel . Why is this topic named Parabolics East H to H motor since the motor is named Perfect ? Can you give us a picture with a ruler along some side to give us a idea of the real size ?

And the good news is , there is a guy in Latvia making those special C lnb holders

at https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/diy-horizon-to-horizon-polar-mount.169773/ member Blademedia is making a chain driven H2H mount .

I made this device to find the optimum position by coincident movement for the scalaring and the position of the lnb in the scalaring . First use the laser for the correct aiming point . Once noticed the best signal , I change the device for the original scalaring .

A rotating laser pointer would solve the button hook problem .

No , I just wanted that picture to pointed the suspected diodes .(whats already done by a quick member )

I'm pretty shure the rectifier for the 36 V has a short . Or the contacts of one of the motor relays are burned together . Can you show a picture of the circuitboard ?

Aint the phone charger the trouble maker ? its probably not given you a stabilized 5 volt .

yankee495 do you mean this G-Box ? The red stripe give you + 5 v I glued a fifth connector (black) in the back and disconnected the connection from "sensor +" and used that red one for the 5 v (Moved the F-connectors a bit to the right )

Did you messured both 36 V ?

Sorry Tom , your'e right ! My thought , maybe one of the relays pins is bended under the relays and not sticking through the circuit board . I hoped to see that on your pictures , made some color corrections but unfortunaly not much of details . If you have a volt meter you can check the 36 V...