Is a mechanical drawing of this item available? How high is the center of the side discharge from the motor base mounting plane?
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I did find a drawing on Waterways website. It shows the height to the top of the outlet to be 8.25". Their website is waterwayplastics, it is a dot com.
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HELLO... Don't buy this piece of crap.. I repeat DO NOT BUY THIS.. I recommend you to expend a little bit of more money and buy the original ones made by Motorcraft... I hope this will help you. . Regards
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You can find the complete mechanical drawing for this thing here:http://www.ampflow.com/P40_250_drawing.GIF
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Sorry for the delay in response. The shaft is 3mm dia x .325" to the top of the bushing. I do not have any drawings for the motor.
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While reading on Sears website it stated 5" from the center of shaft to base of the engine.. I was looking for the answer also,hope this helps. Chris
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I found a spec sheet online somewhere before I bought mine. It might have been on the MonMount website for item # 194B but I don't recall. Anyway, if I understand you correctly, I laid a ruler on the base behind the shaft and measured to the edge, it was difficult to read because the metal curves but it looks to be about 33 mm. Keep in mind that the mounting plate is not completely flat, there are 2 large bolts that hold the 2 halves of the base together so the bold heads add a few mm to the width. I'm not sure if I can upload pictures here but I will if I can.
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On mine, with 4 mounting holes down / motor up and at 6:00 o'clock position, inlet is at 3:00 position & outlet is at 9:00 position. I cannot get a good look to see any arrows, but there should be some.
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It looks like 2 inches the space from one hole to the next. that's where you screw it into the fan motor.
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Try calling customer service at Max Tools they also have a website for Generator Factory Outlet
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Sorry I do not have one. Call mfg or go to web.however a lot of 14 mm are left hand threads and converters are available.
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I just looked at the product. The plack on the side does say 1/2 hp. The motor inside is about 3" (give or take) in diameter and aboun 4" to 5" long. I could not easily see any markings on it. I can say that it has worked well for my needs and I dont hear it being taxed with the 3/4 to 1 1/2" stock wood I have been using it for.
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probably try a hardware store. they are about 2 inches. Brass. Looks like this but it's a phillips:http://www.fixfirm.com/product_images/Medium/P821-9%20Imperial%20BA%20Brass%20Roundhead%20Machine%20Screws.jpg
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Sorry I can't honestly tell you where but an educated guess says further east than US. But its done the job for me and never used for jobs l bought a beefier unit for, researched it and got the best available and paid for the quality. Old dawg here, have seen it all. Majority of issues with low end (cheaper) is abuse- doing big boy jobs w/4 foot breakers. That and/or a lousy mounting on the wrong surface, can't blame mfr when things break loose, including the undersized vise, only not as they hoped they could get away with. I have to fair. I always look for a deal/best price but some things i will not compromise on: quality of my tools or accepting what a mfr claims their product is capable of without documentation and then try to exceed those limits. What was question?
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Do you have angle or straight spark plugs and do you have clear center motor mount let me know. Thank you Mark.
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Kenneth, it is actually top and side discharge. You can rotate the 'wet end' by removing a few long screws from the other end and turning the discharge 90 degrees. It is a fairly simple task to do, and it just takes a little time. The pump has performed well for me as a side discharge and works effectively on both the low and high settings.
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On the motor shaft is an S-hook approx. 3/4"" wide. Shaft is about 1/4". Trick is going to be getting the tube centered on the hook so it hangs straight. dmcclure@abc15.com
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I am also frustrated with this design. I haven't begun looking yet, but my plan is to go to the manufacturer's website & look at schematics for something with straight parts that actually line up when I try to assemble/reassemble it. I will post findings on Amazon. Sorry I can't be of more help at this time.