this is listed as 1725 rpm, but the image shows as 3450rpm i'm trying to match an existing motor. is the image incorrect?
1589224
no the Image is not correct it's not even the same brand. I have to check the rpm, the base plate is the same though or mounting bracket.
711288
The recommended motor number is 279787 (replacement for the original number 3395654). If you used the 279827 motor it might not be compatible and wouldn't fit or work properly.
301440
One of the most important item you want to match up is the amps..it's ok if the newer motor draws slightly higher ..but never less than your current motor..and it is agood practice to change capacitor at the same time..and remember the shaft will have to be cut to size as it will be longer than the one you have now...) no bigge)
827603
Yes this motor is correct. I crossed your number and the B625 (which is this motor) is the correct replacement. Barry
452578
I have no idea on that one! You will have to contact the seller directly. I know how to do the work (which isn't that hard)and it fits nicely. Beyond that, I'm afraid you'll have to contact the guy that has them. No doubt, the part number is on the box, as well as on the motor.
2090834
Friend, I have no idea to your inquiry. My son mounted the motor and it has performed great. Seems to me the manufacture of the the motor could answer the question, sorry, del
1817239
I am not sure but I ran it for 2 hours with load continuously at 75% speed, the motor was not even warm to the touch.
692538
Just make sure that the shaft size and length are the same and youre good to go. I would also measure the body of your motor and see if its close to what you have
368210
It's 300RPM. What you see attached to the head of a motor is a reducer. By lowering the RPM, the motor attached to the reducer can preform at higher torque loads. If you are looking for a high speed motor this isn't for you.
1798275
I don't know if this is correct motor or not. this is not a 56Y frame motor.
1549958
I am not sure. I can tell you that the replacement motor is substantially smaller on the replacement. So if this is what your questioning then it is probably the right one.
1256902
as long as it has the same mounting points it should work better than the installed one. 1400 RPM will always be a good thing! The shaft is easy to cut down, if needed
456225
The motor is 56c standard and it fits the with no problem, other than stated before. I do not have original motor designation, because it was replaced a long time ago
1547308
According to amazons search engine this part does not match. The other thing is weather you have flex and not regular motor. Have to be specific on this. Pull a plug to get numbers on it. If not call your dealer for part number. Tell them your trying to figure out of plus you have are correct. Bs'm when looking up on amazon two different numbers pull up either old and new, or flex and regular. Good luck
823775
I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.
420185
I dunno, but it IS a pretty generic motor... just check the power & it should be fine.
113475
Yes, however I would not recommend it now. Mine failed after only a month or so of use. Now it's stuck on 550 RPM at all times, even when the engine is off.