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Well i am getting at it.Trying to go slow as to not mess anything up.Ran the 220 wire to it;s location .Any idea where the green,red,black and brown wires go on the VFD?Also where do the P1 and P2 wires go as stated on the label on the engine?Thanks for now

Good.I got my hands on a 220 volt 3 phase motor and bought a HUANYANG GT-Series (220V, 2.2KW) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B077KS9LRY/?tag=atomicindus04-20 vfd .Ran a 220 volt feed and thats about as far as i have gotten .Think wiring it to motor will not be an issue .Trying to wire the 3 switches...

Any updates on the VFD you tried?

Please keep me informed.I may go that route also.Was reading and a lot of people say when buying a cheap VFD to get one that is double the hp and amps of the motor you are using.Saw a pile of reviews on Amazon saying similar

I was wondering if i could just get a 120 volt 1 HP reversible motor and one of these reverse switches and make it work on the foot pedal?Does your motor now work on high or low speed? Just wondering what RPM would be suitable at 1 speed.

Just trying to get this going for a little as possible .The motor shown is $200 US i live in Canada so costs me a lot more .If it has a control that does what i want would be a lot cheaper than the motor and VFD.That motor alone is a good price but they want $125 US for shipping.That VFD...

Would this motor work if i purchased it.It's aprox 2.4 hp and is 220 volts so i would have to run 220 volt wire

Well my motor shown here is 2.3 on each of the 3 wires.

Just curious to find out why VFD would not work on my existing motor.Isn't the burned control board on it basically a VSD ?

Got ya thanks

So i would have to run an outlet for 220 volts ? The motor is connected with a belt to a gear box

Well it appears that this is the best option . I will start looking for a 110 volt 1 HP 3 phase reversible motor i guess ? and a VFD .Will get the motor and then will come back and find out what exact VFD i need .will keep everyone posted

Just a thought but could i buy a VFD and try it on the existing motor i have .I am not 100 % sure but i think it's the control board that is no good .Even after i soldered a new capacitor and thermisitor on it still no power output.Also if the motor is a no go with the new VFD could i just not...

Are all VFD 220 volt input or are some 110 ? The link to that one is 220

Would the existing foot pedal switches that has forward and reverse work on the VFD ?

Just spins the tire.Yes just for home use .I would say it needs to be reversible in case tire won't come on or off easily i would guess

Well i am still not sure of what i am going to do.If one of the VFD'S doesn't cost much may try that route.Could someone with more knowledge than me of these(that would be everyone on here)m point me in the right direction with a link to the proper one.Also a link for the correct motor if i...

Could you give me an option on what exact motor would work here and what type of control.I am not the picky type.The foot pedal is setup for 2 speed and reverse with 4 wires going from the 3 switches on the pedal to the control board.

Should these inverter type motors startup normally by bypassing the inverter control board ?As previously mentioned I tried this and the motor just hummed and i had to spin the motor with a drill.Then i applied 110 volts and it ran fine .A normal motor of course starts up without humming and...

If i can't find fix control board somehow or someone that knows what it could be the problem might be better to change a compatible motor with reverse