FS -- motors -- new in box

Jun 08, 2007 8 Replies
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Rec.Crafts.Metalworking prices, assuming local pickup. I am reluctant to ship 5 and 10 HP motors.


1 -- Reliance duty master 10hp TEFC frame 215 TC (foot and face mounts both) $70


7 -- Baldor 1 HP 1 phase 115-230 volts, 56 frame (foot mount, reversible, 2850 rpm) $60


1 -- Siemens 1.5 hp TEFC 3 phase frame 182t (foot mount) 1140 rpm $20


1 -- Dayton 1.5 ph 3ph frame 182t (foot mount) 3N551B $20


4 -- 5 HP 1750 RPM Reliance Duty Master XT (extra tough) L184T 60


1 -- US motors INVERTER DUTY 5hp 180-1800 RPM. (great for VFD compressor or machine repower application) $40


single or 3ph? I could use one for an air compressor if single phase.

Gunner

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Of the ones I have, 5hp and up are all 3 phase. I also have a 2 HP single phase TEFC motor.

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How much for the 2HP? Need weight to figure shipping to Ohio.

I've noticed a number of listings on craigslist that I assume is you selling motors and keep meaning to ask if you have any DC motors in the

1/2 to 3/4 range (true HP, so something like a treadmill motor would be fine).

I have one, but I do not want to sell it, sorry. 3/4 HP 56C frame.

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How many do you want? In Kitchener Ontario - rusty looking from sitting in a shed, but virtually new.

I'm just looking for 1. Iggy happens to live west a bit of me. The city is along a route I need to travel for work.

Ive got 20 or so, NOS, in boxes

Gunner

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