Will this motor work for a Magnum Countryside?
781180
The magnum countryside pellet stove uses the 4rpm auger motor. The countryside Winchester uses the 2rpm motor. Make sure they have the correct name/model of the stove.
781181
I would pull your old unit out and look at it. Find out RPM most are 1 or 4. #2 check rotation, this is easily reversible. If it has an elongated shaft for a fan on the back. I've found that the dim's of the chassis are pretty generic. Also check your vacuum switch. That's what the rubber hose is going to. If you think the switch might be the only problem. Jump the wires across to bypass switch. If motor works you need to blow out or replace switch.
534155
I can't say for 100% certain, but mine worked on a 5HP 240 volt motor real well.
838146
yes,,it works on almost all 350 eng ,,,, runs great on my 350/260 hp creat motor from jegs in my 48 plymouth sdn,,, same eng in my sons 49 f-ip/u tk,,, the one i just bought is installed ina350/383 hp,that is going in the 40 dodge buss cp im building for my grandson,,,,love this msd street fire,,,good luck ,,,,,,,,, big bob & merry christmas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
1206136
yes I do believe that coil will work they didn't change the older Briggs and Stratton motor is too much you just want to be sure you clean your contacts as far as where the coil bolts to the case under the flywheel to ensure a good ground and since you are under there you may as well reset the points and clean them or replace them if I remember correctly thecondenser is part of the points setup on this motor
1343477
I believe this will work fine. Be sure to compare the specs of our motor to yours to be sure it is correct. Barry
1572373
I have had this motor for a couple of years that I used with a pasta machine I've had for awhile. I just received the Atlas 150 Wellness pasta machine as a gift and my motor fits fine on it. As long as you have 2 holes next to the "handle" hole, you should have no issue.
995337
It might. The power is not an issue but whether or not the shaft will line up is. I measured my old engine and it seemed close enough to the specs on the new so I took a shot. This engine is made with a few different shaft lengths and heights. Find the one closest to yours. As far as the engine goes it's great, starts on the first pull every time and I already have 15 to 20 hours on mine. Good luck.
829969
Tough to be really certain without more info. Most of these motors will mount up okay, but they differ in rotation speed, output shaft size, rotation direction (this is easily reversed, though), output torque, constant -vs- intermittent duty... See if you can get some more info from the Keystoker site on the motor specifications. Most important are rotational speed and output shaft size. Pellet stoves need different gearmotors than coal burners, and they can differ by function, too. You really need more info before you can be sure. 'Course, at this low price, you can always try it and see; if it doesn't fit, return it and try again.
2171626
The adapters that came with the shifter did not fit my magnum so I went to advance auto and got afapters the fit
345246
It should. Just remember that the more powerful the motor, the less battery life you'll get.
412207
for a 22 magnum probably will work, I use them for a 38 special, is a real good buy
1837748
I'm not sure, I'd check Roper's website to see if it shows the right motor: http://www.abt.com/brand/Roper
473867
I'm not sure, the best bet would be to contact minn-kota to see if your motor is compatible.
2109908
I installed it in a Maverick 76, 302 small block engine. It works great, very easy to install. Big difference in performance compared against points distributor. So I assume that if you have an old 289 or 302 it will work
1600106
I don't know if you still need it but I saw one that looks like MR400 series at Ebay. It seems the motor may be interchangeable. You can call the manufacturer to confirm.
860619
Yes it will! I have the same motor and just checked the# and it is the same!
1920452
It should. You would need to mount the accessory somehow. So far I've been happy with it. I need to get a motor for mine. Which motor do you use?