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Compressor motor replacement
Due to luck, I was able to acquire a 7.5 HP single phase motor for
free. My compressor was originally 7.5 HP, but I put a 10 HP motor on it because I bought it without a motor. So, my next project will be taking out that 10 HP motor and putting in the 7.5 HP motor. It should be completely straightforward, as both are 215T frame. i |
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Compressor motor replacement
Ignoramus12712 wrote:
Due to luck, I was able to acquire a 7.5 HP single phase motor for free. My compressor was originally 7.5 HP, but I put a 10 HP motor on it because I bought it without a motor. So, my next project will be taking out that 10 HP motor and putting in the 7.5 HP motor. It should be completely straightforward, as both are 215T frame. i I was thirsty today, but could only find a large cup for water. I used it then I found a clean smaller cup, so I used that instead. I am very clever! |
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Compressor motor replacement
On 2009-05-15, Cydrome Leader wrote:
Ignoramus12712 wrote: Due to luck, I was able to acquire a 7.5 HP single phase motor for free. My compressor was originally 7.5 HP, but I put a 10 HP motor on it because I bought it without a motor. So, my next project will be taking out that 10 HP motor and putting in the 7.5 HP motor. It should be completely straightforward, as both are 215T frame. I was thirsty today, but could only find a large cup for water. I used it then I found a clean smaller cup, so I used that instead. I am very clever! I do not think that you are as clever as you think. (even considering your intent to be sarcastic). i |
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Compressor motor replacement
Ignoramus26671 wrote:
On 2009-05-15, Cydrome Leader wrote: Ignoramus12712 wrote: Due to luck, I was able to acquire a 7.5 HP single phase motor for free. My compressor was originally 7.5 HP, but I put a 10 HP motor on it because I bought it without a motor. So, my next project will be taking out that 10 HP motor and putting in the 7.5 HP motor. It should be completely straightforward, as both are 215T frame. I was thirsty today, but could only find a large cup for water. I used it then I found a clean smaller cup, so I used that instead. I am very clever! I do not think that you are as clever as you think. (even considering your intent to be sarcastic). I wasn't being sarcastic. I was very proud of myself and had to tell everybody on usenet about my huge accomplishment. |
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