How many RPMs is this rated for?
1526554
I haven't come across that info, but I can tell you that I used it with no problems on a 4400 rpm TS.
2132333
4 MPH. I am usually between 1.5 and 2.5. NEVER above 3.5.4MPH is plenty. And it will help the motor last longer.
732310
RPM (High Speed): 171 Unfortunately, the manual does not specify RPMs for each of the four speeds.
2100639
My apologies for not get back to you sooner . I don't know about how fast the RPM's are on this drive. I think it would be based on thee fact of the speed transfer rate. I looked up info for the drive including the BUFFALO website but i did not find anything. Is a fast drive, good luck
1376615
The exact rpms are hard to know. You can only estimate based on having 7 speed settings and a range from 3000-11000 rpm. So probably about 1100 rpm up/down per setting
2211771
I am not really sure about that. The nameplate on my old motor read 1075 RPM so it was an exact match. If you do go with this motor, the increase in speed will require that the motor deliver more horsepower. If you do decide to go with this motor as a replacement, I would make sure that the horsepower rating of the replacement motor is at least 25% higher than the old motor.
1213506
1/2" shaft, D type. 1/3 hp., 1725 RPM, 6.2 amps. Installed it on an old attic fan that I converted into a shop fan. Works great.
1486642
Mine does not say, nor does the on-screen "properties" window state the RPM. Sorry.
853330
Variable speed from 5,000 - 20,000rpm (no load)Hope this helps ! Best wishes.
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.
2204559
I beleive your motor is a 1.5 service factor. This motor is a 1.1 service factor. It is still a 1.5hp motor so it should work fine.
879721
I would think so....it has a 4 cyl setting and RPM is not changed based on 2 vs 4 cycle.
1596649
Like others have stated, my Makita has a single speed of 10,000 rpm. I suspect that the "Product Description" is for a different tool. The "From the Manufacturer" description appears to be correct. That said, I think it's still a great tool and would buy it again.
692541
I just did a quick google search on your stove manufacturer and it came up w/ this motor. Do a search on your specific stove model and verify it needs a 1 RPM motor. I have a US Stove machine and this motor worked great as its 1 rpm. I ordered similar model that turned out to be a 2 rpm motor and that was to fast causing my stove to run way to hot. hope that helps. I also had to drill a hole in the shaft of the motor for the cotter pin.. But worked out fine.
1499361
The lack of rpm will kill you. 2500 rpm still felt a bit slow for me personally but it worked with time. 2000 is too low
2211768
Yes. So long as ALL the other specs match. (some makers specify load rpm, others use the free running rpm)
550720
No. 25,000 rpm spindle. While I'm typing this, I'll add that the speed has been very useful for me.