Out of curiosity, has anyone used these.....

[slvrblkk]

auger motors?

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CHS Inc. is carrying this product now.

http://www.cshincorporated.com/product_info.php/products_id/10184

 

[bjr23]

Your a poster after my own heart. $66 is lot better'n the $180 I've seen elsewhere. For me it's all about aftermarket will fit parts for MY pellet stove. I've worked construction machinery repair and I know all about the quality issuses of some will fit parts and I also know there's serious value to be found in a lot of aftermarket parts. Keep'm coming. Uhoh, I'm starting too drool now. Anyway good find. bjr23

 

[ct_administrator]

I was looking for a new motor and saw your post so I gave CSH a call and they were helpful, but I also did a google search for multi-products out of Wisconsin .......... called them and they said I could order directly from them and it was about $10.00 cheaper but $5.00 more expensive to ship, so I guess you could save 5 buck by going trough them directly.

 

[imacman]

Some forum members have had good luck with the Gleason-Avery units. More heavy duty with sealed ball bearings. $79.95

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[ct_administrator]

Thanks I may go with the Grainger because they have an outlet close to me, do you think there is a big difference between the two????

Grainger model

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[seige101]

Do a quick search on this forum about the gleason avery motors. Several of us have replaced ours with the GA units. Pretty much all will agree it is a quality built motor for a good price.

 

[slvrblkk]

I bought and installed the Multiproduct auger motor a few weeks ago and so far so good. Super quiet. My original MK started making whining noises and I didn't want to take a chance on it going out in the middle of a cold spell.