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Well I gave up on finding a cheap 3 phase motor today and bought a new one.
I paid $172 out the door with a 2 year warranty (5 hp). Its a Chinese model but hey they company I bought it from said it was good and all the mining companies around here use them all the time. So I guess I will find out! At some point during today I ran out of "I am willing to drive around forever to find...cheap." Anyhow next in line I've got to connect this to a pony 3/4 horse single phase motor that I have... to use as a starter. Any ideas? The 5 hp motor has a 1 1/8" spindle and the other has a 5/8" spindle. I think I might try to make a sleeve to attach them end to end. Other than that pulleys perhaps? But that might take up a bunch of room. Anyhow that's where I'm at. Reno, Paul |
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