I have a motor with a 1/2" shaft. Is this for a 1/2" or 5/8"
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Both. This comes with a sleeve that fits inside the arbor part. Sleeve in is 1/2". Sleeve removed is 5/8".
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It will fit either size, it has an adapter sleeve in it to fit the 1/2 or remove it to fit 5/8 Mike G.
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Both, it has a removable sleeve that reduces the collar to fit on a 1/2" shaft or take the sleeve out and it will fit on a 5/8" shaft.
366109
This is the wrong motor it is a 48 frame with 1/2" shaft with a 3" center shaft height
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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 don't have a drawing, but the end of the shaft has 5/16" exposed for a pulley or gear with a machined flat. Overall shaft length is 2" all the way through the motor. The motor diameter is 5/8". I hope this works for you.
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The shaft on my engine is 2.43" long and it works fine. So if your shaft is 2.5" long, I would say yes, it will work. If your shaft is only 2" long, I would have to say I'm not sure the bolt that holds the clutch to the shaft would be long enough.
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you need 5/8". We tried our master lock locking pin and it didn't work because of the threaded hole in the hitch
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If you have a 1 3/4" shaft/axle, it won't fit. The opening in the center of the wheel is 3/4" We just went out and measured to be double sure. It fits a 3/4" shaft NOT 5/8"
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I ordered one and found the shaft 1/8 " to 1/4' to long, hence it would not fit correctly in the housing. I returned the item.
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5/8 shaft... I do not know the other measurements If I get to work in my shop this weekend I will try to get it for you.
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3mm shaft, but there are adaptors to make it 5mm so that you can use mod 1 gearing
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The 1 5/8" is an old style deadbolt. Some are still available, but rare. It would be best to buy an "adapter" plate and drill new holes, for new style deadbolts.
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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!
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suspect that it's 5/8, but not 100% sure might even be 1/2". I grabbed an off the rack blade at Lowe's and it fit. Didn't think to check the arbor size
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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
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I believe the 1-5/8" refers to the size of the pipe assembly that the stopper sits atop. I've measured the two stoppers in the two sink vessels that I installed and they are both 2-5/8" in diameter. Hope this helps.
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The one I received fits a 10mm shaft. However, there are 8mm ones in circulation, and the manufacturer (or Amazon) doesn't indicate which you're getting.
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If you still need the shaft diameter shoot me an email. I'm away from the house at the moment but email is brcbrat@yahoo.com The fan motor can work in either direction and it works better than the original motor. Never goes into overheat mode.