On Oct 31, 8:35 pm, "Tony" wrote:
Grainer's low price?

"rigger" wrote in message

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On Oct 30, 5:38 am, "Joe AutoDrill" wrote:
Anyone know who manufactures the "42C" style motors for Grainger?

May be Magnetek.

I'll have to peruse their catalog later today....
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Graingers changes suppliers of their Dayton branded
motors from time to time. There is no guarantee the
motor you buy today will be the motor you buy to-
morrow. They simply change the descriptor (which
is the single letter at the end of the part number)
which is the same thing they do when changing a
material, color, or some other minor "improvement."

Unfortunately sometimes the changes they make
should actually require a different part number
because the newly "upgraded" part will not
function properly, in the required application,
as we "found out the hard way" on multiple
occasions.

The lure of Graingers low prices and availability
is great but for an OEM to depend on them is a
stretch, IMHO.

dennis
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Low prices sometimes will come back and bite
you in the @#$ when you least expect it. I've
seen this happen many times. If you're looking
for good long operation/reputation don't let price
be your most important guide. Instead use dur-
ability first and availability second.

dennis
in nca