Will this motor replace my Sta-Rite Max-E-Pro 1 1/2 HP
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I replaced my pump motor with a century motor and it working fine. There are 3 things you need to confirm. The frame number, the voltage and the RPMs. These will be found on the plate on your sta-brite motor and the specifications for the century motor. If the are the same it will work fine. The frame number defines the overall dimensions, the flange mount and the shaft dimensions.
2090945
Hi, thats the same motor that i have. After doing quite a bit of research apparently it does. I have it at home now but haven't had a chance to try it yet. If you could give me your email address i'll get back to you in 2 or 3 days and let you know for sure.
1480716
I am unable to reference your motor number so I do not know if this is correct or not. All these motors have the thru bolts in the same place, so if your motor mounts with the 4 motor thru bolts, this will work fine, assuming the HP and RPM's are correct.
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My old motor was hard wired but the new comes with a wire that plugs into the motor with a connector on the end so it doesn't matter if it plugs into the motor or a wire that comes off the motor, either way it will work. As for the top plate I'm not sure, I had all the old parts so what didn't come with the new motor I already had. I do hope this helps you out.Randy
435500
often these are generic images... the motor will be correct if you have matched you part number to listed cross ref numbers... it is a 4 speed unit which will have appropriate wiring...DanCSH989-723-8985
848762
No. this is about 1/3 smaller than the old motor. Modification of the mount was required to make it work for mine.
1854758
I had a 1.5 motor Hayward an up it to 2 h motor ..I don't have any idea..sorry
30631
I don't believe so! AO Smith K48M2N110 is full-rated 1.5 hp motor (Service Factor: 1.33), it cost nearly $100 more than UST1152, which is up-rated (Service Factor: 1.00) 1.5 hp motor. AO Smith ST1152 is full-rated (SF: 1.5) 1.5 hp motor, which I believe can replace K48M2N110.
546798
The one I bought worked perfectly . It replaced a motor used on a 97 Flair.
906233
No, these motors have different specs (which is why they have different numbers)
716181
Go to www.servocity. com. You will find the same motor there. They list all the specs.
19670
I used this to replace my 14.5 hp motor. The only thing I had to change was the muffler. Check the shaft size and length, should be the same, vertical shaft motor.
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
1795108
I'm sure it will replace the Liftmaster. This is a basic model opener with fewer bells and whistles but works well and is easy to install if one has some basic handy man skills. It does have a more powerful motor than the 1/3 hp model you have. I wouldn't try to use any old parts, except for wire that might already be installed in your garage.
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Yes if you get the complete unit. I just bought the Motor part as a replacement.
294788
that is what I replaced with this one. same brand and everything. as long as the volts are the same you should be fine. run time will increase, so the only problem you may have is getting the motor a little hotter from the extended run times. keep an eye on it the first few runs and you should be good.
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I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.