Is this for the knurled shaft motor?
636509
Im not sure my motor shaft was knurled but yes, It just presses onto the shaft. I did order the wrong one the first time. There are two different shaft sizes.
1630422
No. It is meant to go on the end of an electric motor shaft to allow attachments such as a grinding or polishing wheel.
1405309
It should be as the number does cross reference to it. I would recommend comparing the dimension drawing of our motor to you existing motor just to double check it. Barry
860619
Yes it will! I have the same motor and just checked the# and it is the same!
1978409
17hp kohler motor must likely but the one that I ordered didn't fit the shaft on my motor which is a 20hp
848762
No. this is about 1/3 smaller than the old motor. Modification of the mount was required to make it work for mine.
1256196
I believe so. Shaft size is 5/8". I've used this one for years and recenlty upgraded to a dewalt and it works great.
37735
Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.
2030630
I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
827602
Yes it should be correct. Tell me what the model number is on your motor and I will see if I can reference it. I may not see your response until tomorrow morning. Barry
115085
Yes it should fit your application. You may want to compare the trim motor with your original motor before ordering.
889313
Steve my understanding is that this replacement motor is rather universal but I am not sure if it will fit your application. Did the info list your model as a suitable candidate ? Sam
1213507
The shaft fit my sprocket just fine. I do not know what size your sprocket is. I have to go by what the lable says for the RPM and amps. I put the motor onto a old cement mixer, it works great!
591701
I wouldn't bet on it. It is pretty specific as to which motors it will fit.
1973716
Go to Lowrance website to see what models it will fit. Use a large hose clamp to attach transducer to motor and use zip ties to attach cable to shaft. Leave enough cable to turn 360 degrees .
210576
Sorry Pete I don't. It was way too short for my application and the shaft size was too small. I gave the motor away. I ended up buying two computer cooling fans for my cooler and they worked great. Had to go some modification to make them work but it came out better than the original motor.
895540
I'm not sure John... I do know it needs to be a straight shaft. Mine is a Stihl machine.