Good source for used electric motor
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That's a beast of a motor. Have you tried eBay or Craigslist? There are some decent sources on eBay.
My number once source for all things industrial (when buying in small volumes) is Grainger.com. They ship in the blink of an eye and are 100% dependable. Not the cheapest, however.
My number once source for all things industrial (when buying in small volumes) is Grainger.com. They ship in the blink of an eye and are 100% dependable. Not the cheapest, however.
Grainger was $1910 + shipping 
I found one local for $575. Both are new. Can't believe the dif in price.
Wood like to get it down further as I am selling the machine soon and didn't want to put a ton of $$$$$ into it.
I found one local for $575. Both are new. Can't believe the dif in price.
Wood like to get it down further as I am selling the machine soon and didn't want to put a ton of $$$$$ into it.
If 7.5 will do, there is a guy on EBay selling new ones for about $300. I think it is rated for compressor duty. What does a 10 hp single phase draw?
Maybe at 110, a 6 hp I just got my hands on draws 14 with 220. I'm hoping its big enough to repower a splitter with a 5" cylinder and run a 6 way wedge. The 2hp works well with the 3.5" cylinder.
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