Emerson motor cross reference help?

[Lotek]

So I got home this afternoon ant the central A/C isn't blowing, go up in the attic pull the access panel, motor is hot, not smoking but getting juice and not turning, didn't start when I spun the fan, swapped out to the original capacitor, still didn't start, but if I spun it, it started I replaced it about 5 years ago along with the capacitor, the new motor has the model number on the side instead of the end cap like the original, so I can't get the number off tonight. Does it sound like maybe the capacitor? [insert praying emoticon] But realistically, I'm looking at a motor. Can't seem to cross-reference the number, the sticker lists
cust pt no 207166-b,
mfg no k86 3
115v 6ohz 5.0a, 1/3hp INS CL A 40 C
KA55HXCKP-9734, 1075/3SP

 

[A_Pmech]

Let's see a photo of it.

Blower motors are fairly standardized.

 

[zmaxmotorsports]

As long as it doesn't have a bracket welded on to the motor it sounds like a plain old $50-$60 3 speed blower motor to me anyway.

 

[Lotek]

No bracket, looks like 5-5/8" dia. 3.5" long shaft .5dia with a flat

 

[LS6 Tommy]

What frame type is it? Looks like a 48. Those things are fairly standardized. Got a Grainger's account?

https://www.grainger.com/product/DAYTON-Motor-4M098?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP



Tommy

 

[Mike007]

That's a standard blower motor. Should be easy to acquire a replacement.

 

[Lotek]

That's a standard blower motor. Should be easy to acquire a replacement.

Anyone have a good online source?

 

[Mike007]

I actually carry Rescue Motors on my truck. Ive had very good luck with them. Just make sure you have the right cap for your HP.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009PARQFS/?tag=atomicindus08-20