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I had never considered that. Great idea. Thanks Mongo

Definitely looking in to that. Great idea

Now there is a good idea. Checking into that. Thanks

Yep. Both are on pedestals

Thanks seber I will look into It

Hello all. I purchased a Dayton grinder a few months ago and posted pics here. With everyone’s help I was able to get her in good working order. Last night I found another good looking grinder. I was lucky enough to purchase it and get her In Working order as well. Here are a few pics. And by...

Thanks guys I’m pretty happy with her.

Good morning all. I said I would post some pics of the grinder when she was cleaned up. She cleaned up well as dirty as she was. The pedestal will need to wait for another day. It’s time to put her to work. Again, a big thank you to everyone who responded to my posts. Plenty of great ideas were...

Micromind thank you so much for that lengthy tutorial. Everyone on this forum has been nothing but helpful. But that is above and beyond. This newbie certainly appreciates it. Especially on the electrical side. With your help I had the confidence to dive a little deeper into the wiring...

115 only. Capacitor shows 150 mfd

RTM should I be getting the same voltage out of a capacitor as in? I would assume if anything it should be a boost right? I’m getting 120 In and 43 out.

Gotcha. No I marked it before the tear down. Nuts are correct as well

No. Tried helping it out but no luck.

They both look to be evenly seated. I didn’t get into the electrical. I simply removed the “armature” and replaced the bearings. Went back in the way she came out. And feel free to speak in basic electrical because that is one thing I know little about.

Ok. I have 120 coming out of the winding. 120 into the capacitor but 43 coming out. I assume the out should be the same as the in?