Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine Sometimes I even put it in the food

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:59:04 -0700, Jim Thompson
wrote:

Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson
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http://www.mcmaster.com/#motor-mounts/=1h1gwa


JF

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:08:30 -0500, John Fields
wrote:

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:59:04 -0700, Jim Thompson
wrote:

Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson
---
http://www.mcmaster.com/#motor-mounts/=1h1gwa


JF

Thanks John (and Tim)

...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine Sometimes I even put it in the food

Jim Thompson wrote:
Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson

Or if you don't like McMaster, and you don't mind having to prove you're
a biz-ness, there's probably a Granger's near you.

(But as long as you don't mind paying top dollar for everything,
McMaster-Carr is very nice to deal with).

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"Applied Control Theory for Embedded Systems" was written for you.
See details at http://www.wescottdesign.com/actfes/actfes.html

Tim Wescott wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote:
Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson

Or if you don't like McMaster, and you don't mind having to prove you're
a biz-ness, there's probably a Granger's near you.


The local Grainger's doesn't care, as long as you have money. They
changed their policy a few years ago when the area was hit with so many
hurricanes and no one stocked the twist lock plugs for portable
generators. They didn't want to fool with collecting sales tax on a
couple retail sales each quarter.


(But as long as you don't mind paying top dollar for everything,
McMaster-Carr is very nice to deal with).


--
You can't have a sense of humor, if you have no sense!

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 15:59:11 -0700, Tim Wescott wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote:
Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson

Or if you don't like McMaster, and you don't mind having to prove you're
a biz-ness, there's probably a Granger's near you.

(But as long as you don't mind paying top dollar for everything,
McMaster-Carr is very nice to deal with).

Granger is easy to setup an account. I did it on-line. Just have to have
a tax-id and a business name. I even got a small line of credit. I
ordered some pulleys and stuff for my mower. Only issue I had was some
salesman called me up wanting to sell me more stuff and ask what
kind work I did.
Just tell them classified research - that end's the conversation.


--
Joe Chisolm
Marble Falls, Tx

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:59:04 -0700, Jim Thompson wrote:

Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson

Electric supply houses should have them. You neck of the woods the
air conditioning places might have them for swamp coolers.



--
Joe Chisolm
Marble Falls, TX

"Tim Wescott" wrote in message
...
Jim Thompson wrote:
Rubber Mounts for an Electric Motor... where do you find them... 5/16"
bolt size.

...Jim Thompson

Or if you don't like McMaster, and you don't mind having to prove you're a
biz-ness, there's probably a Granger's near you.

(But as long as you don't mind paying top dollar for everything,
McMaster-Carr is very nice to deal with).

Funny thing is that Grainger is McMaster's biggest customer - this according
to a friend who works for McMaster sales in Georgia. Guess they have tiered
pricing system.

I just searched for a replacement thermostat for my chest freezer. Things
been running full on for about a month now... Grainger had a bunch of bulb
type 'stats in the 50-200 dollar range, none of which thrilled me. The OEM
part from Sears was ridiculous- could have replaced the whole freezer for
that price.
Grainger also listed an electronic unit with thermistor probe that was
programmable for use heating or cooling and had a LCD readout of
temperature - made by Ranco. Model ETC-111000-000 Digital Temperature
Controller was $75 from Grainger and $59 from Ranco online.
http://www.rancoetc.com/ranco-etc111...ller-p-86.html

I figure that I'll mount this to the wall next to the freezer's electrical
outlet and wire it into the outlet. Most of the exterior of the freezer is
used for heat dissipation from the condensor - so I'm a bit hesitant to
drill mounting holes.

Oppie