Is the motor of this sander universal 60/50
612466
Because my manual doesn't specify other than the voltage, 115v, and because there is a variable speed controller, no doubt pulse width modulated, I can only guess that the internal parts, which list you can obtain on the Makita site for your country, will show the same part numbers. Plugs may change, but there are adapters, and replacing a plug is easy. You may violate a warranty if you buy from a country other than your own, but my assumption is that parts are interchangeable as long as you are in a 115/120volt country. The different prices and part numbers seem often, where I've had reason to look, to be for different safety regulations, sometimes complete nonsense, insuring the employment of the bureaucrats overseeing regulatory agencies. Thus you take your risks, but with current feedback control and PWM motors, if your location provides 115v power, and you aren't synchronizing video frames, this should work fine at 50hz, though perhaps with a tiny difference in efficiency which may mean a different revision of the controller. Check the part number of the controller, available on Makita sites.
612467
The it is a field 115v motor I'm not sure if this helps it is a great little finish sander though
346860
No. The sanding head and belt-rotator motors are seperate. A 110-120v and a 15-20 amp circuit is all you will need. It is a slow, gentle machine...both motors never under much load for very long. If you overload it...trying to sand too much too fast, it has a an interrupt to save you.
2149729
I can not respont your question due to the different motor model. My is 6 cil on line and it make some changes. Sorry
2159515
It is universal. Comes as right handed but can switch to left handed . Took me only a few minutes to change it over.
630332
Yes. Its universal but the unit is junk. Mine went out after 3 weeks. Spend more and get a better one
114618
Dont know cause I had a 50 cc and its for universal 50 cc 150 cc are bigger
216916
According to this website, it will fit the Bosch 3727 DEVS sander. http://www.cpotools.com/bosch-rs006-hose-adapter-for-various-sanders/bshnrs006,default,pd.html
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
290802
my motors measure 6.9mm with my calipers and the measures 7.07 on the inside, so I would say yes. My calipers could be off a little, my motor is probably 7mm
944324
Yes. I looked up the B05010, and it meets the criteria. The things to look for are: 5" Orbital, 8 hole disc sander. Without question, this pad will work with your sander. When you take off the old pad, save the three screws because you will need them for the new pad. �
1131799
I don't know about your model # but I used this motor for a replacement on my swimming pool pump. It was a exact replacement motor for my Hayward Super Pump. Hope this helps.
913271
Paula, As long as your sander has a 5" hook and loop pad with 8 holes there should be no problem with fit. I have purchased 5" sanding discs from many different manufacturers and all have fit with the only exception being sometimes the holes do not line up exactly. Hope that info helps you.
766910
The description says it fits the Milwaukee 6021-21 - Fits Milwaukee 6021-21 (SER B19A) 5" Random Orbit Palm Sander
913268
I should think so, as long as your sander uses the "hook & loop" to adhere the sanding disk to the sander, it should work. I use a Bosch sander, not a DeWalt, but I can't imagine why it shouldn't work.
318638
Im not 100% on that. I installed on a Craftsman, the unit does seem to be somewhat universal and works well.Hope this helps.
1734259
Yes it will. Its universal for the most part. Also I used self-tapping screws as opposed to the ones that came with it.
1581352
No idea. Its a standard 220 VAC 2hp motor. I would suggest you ask your electricians out there if they can do it. Worst case scenario, you could buy a 2hp motor in your country and replace. Trouble with this lathe is, if you ever have anything internal break on it...they offer no means to get replacement parts to assist repair. In essence, you are stuck with a rather large and heavy paperweight that you cant do anything with. I made the mistake of buying one of these and had a gear break internally. I was polishing a rod of stainless with it when it happened, not working it heavy. Anyway, cant get replacement parts. After a year of fighting with them to get a replacement part, I gave up and bought a Jet lathe. I will never buy Central Machinery again. BAD IDEA IF YOU DO!!!!!