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It has three capacitors not sure which are run and start.

Thanks for all the replies. I looked at the tag and it has ball bearings. I am still getting it wired and plumbed so what little I have run it, it sounds pretty smooth and the shaft is tight. I may pull it apart and take a peek, otherwise I’ll run it and keep an eye and ear on it.

Any advice on how to lube (and with what) this Ajax 5 hp motor? Thanks!

Thanks guys. Most of the pics of rollers I have come across have been the red and grey or black combo.

This has been in my family for about 50 years. I am having a hard time finding info on the color combo. Was it a machinist or industrial line?

3M Worktunes with Bluetooth. The music isn't blaring loud but enough to hear well while running equipment. Best deal I found is Northern Tool for $79 plus the $10 off $50 coupon.

A buddy's dad was going to pitch this compressor because the pump pulley was wobbling causing the belt to jump. After cleaning it up the pulley looks fine but the keyway on the crank end is boogered up pretty good. Otherwise it's pretty solid. It's a Sears 4hp, 220v, model 106.174840. I...

I like. How about a pic of the tractor? Ford? Just remember to have plenty of tongue weight if you pulling a load as three points don't have down force.

Apples and oranges. Yes gravel is good for drainage but what about when the water has no where to go, like in a hole, it will collect. For wood to rot you need water and air. Gravel is good at providing both because of all of the voids. I built a 50x72 about two years ago. Talked with many...

Sure there is, backfilling with gravel.

Dig a hole and fill it with gravel. It will hold water. Dig a hole and fill it with compacted soil and it will not. Someone posted this a while back. Good info. http://www.pole-barn.info/post-foundation-embedment.html

Something is suspect with it, it's been on there for at least a month that I have noticed.

I am having trouble finding 7" wheels. Zoro has them but after ordering I got notice they are out of stock. No luck at any of the usual interweb places either. I am not feeling good about using these. Any suggestions appreciated.

I was told the same regarding foam voiding the metal warranty by a couple builders including the local Morton builder. Another builder suggested using a building wrap on the backside of the metal in hopes it would not contact the metal. I got the impression they had not done that before.

Found this one on CL yesterday and picked it up on the way home from work - 1/2 hp commercial crown top 7in with stand. Shows little signs of use but it's crusty from sitting in a garage for years.

I can't get the item number to show anything on their website either.

+1 on Buffalo. They made that style under other names. Googling Buffalo vise will give you more info.

The ones used on my barn were precast concrete. Build some forms, use some mesh and make them out of kwikcrete.

Does the washer drain into the sink basin? If not your problem could be further down the line like a tree root. If the sink is the lowest drain in the house it will back up first.

Another vote for Oil Eater but it can leave an oxidized looking residue on aluminum. For the engine compartment I like to use Dow Scrubbing Bubbles bathroom cleaner. It's safe for metal, plastic etc. Spray, let it sit for a few minutes, then hose it off. Repeat if necessary. Don't do it...