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Selling off a used 50hp GE 5KW326AL205B Tri-Clad motor, the Allen Bradley 512 control box with 509-DOD motor starter with 120v coil, fused throw switch, and 220/440 to 115 transformer. Also included is the steel upright on which the panel mounts, and all wiring between the panel and the motor...

I finally admitted to myself that I'm not going to get around to using these, so up for sale they go. Thermal Transfer Products items, an AOL-725 aftercooler / intercooler / heat exchanger for an air compressor, can also be used for oil cooling. Measurements are in the pics. I do also have the...

Hartzell series 22 industrial fan, model 28ng3. Industrial grade, 3 phase motor, 3/4hp, 1725rpm, pedestal mounted. Adjustable angle. Puts out over 10,000 cfm (see the Hartzell catalog pic, last line). Blows extremely strong. Works as it should. It is 3 phase, but a simple motor swap would easily...

One used Commander 8-12 drill press multi-drill attachment. Looks to have 7 drills mounted at the moment, with all hardware for each. I saw this unit run when I bought the drill press, but took it off when I got home because I had no need for it, and now I'm cleaning out the garage. Surely...

So, Im wrapping up the resto on a huge Kwik-way sandblast cabinet, the kind that looks like a 300 gallon oil tank. It has a Blast-it-all gun in it, suction type, that has surely seen better days. Anyone recommend a particular type of replacement gun for this? It is foot pedal operated, there...

Quincy 390 with a single phase 7.5hp baldor motor, on an 80 gallon upright tank. It's a best that will keep up with anything. Fire it up from 0psi, start blowing the garage out with the hose wide-open, and it will still catch up to the 155psi shut-off, and shut off, while still blowing the...

that was kinda my thinking. learn, make some money, if it doesnt work, i lost nothing, but gained knowledge.

at $150, I figure there's no way to lose. has a dial switch on it to select 219/380, 120/208, 120/240, and 120 output.

got a steal on this at auction, I plan to use the generator head for a project. Just curious what this would/could have been setup to power? Any ideas?

So, I have a few of these NOS momentary push button switches. I would love to be able to use them as a start-stop push button switch on a bench-grinder restoration, but don't know if that's possible, or how to wire them up regardless, as there are no instructions in the box. Each push button...

Can someone lay out for me why there is a need to make separate 220/230/240v coils for a given contractor, and why you recommend the 240v? Again, wylie, I don't doubt you, I just want to understand WHAT I am doing rather than just doing it. And, thanks!

Not doubting you, I just want to understand this for myself.

or, I assume I can just use the older/cheaper-to-buy Schneider model such as this, that shows 230v coil, and rated for single phase 7.5hp.

OMG, the more I try to learn on this, the more confused I get. Elsewhere in the Schneider catalog, it has m7, p7, u7 as coil options for, respectively, 220v, 230v, 240v. Does it really matter? I thought 208v to 240v was generally considered the same. If not, how do I know which to get? Thanks!

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