My old motor has the following, HP1/4, 208-230, A 1.40, rpm 1100, HZ 60, CAP 5.00/375; was wondering if this motor will work?
2028159
Should work , mine was fine. be sure the mounts fit. Likely an air conditioner fan motor? The shaft also was fine , I can not recall details, but the price was very good. The cap supplied be only for Fan motor, you may have a dual cap and you can figure this out. good luck
2028160
This motor should work fine, assuming the motor mounts with either a belly band or with the motor thru bolts. If the bolts point out the wrong side of the motor they can be removed and put back in facing the proper direction.
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.
1668417
if you're going to be running it with the stock photon speed 2 motor (20 turn), it should be alright. I've been using mine with a 15 turn hpi motor and everything seems alright. granted I am running a very lightweight on-road chassis. I would say that it should work but rather do a bit more research before committing to this purchase.
689182
This is not the kit for this motor. You should take the motor apart and look for the part number as pointed out in the description. Then match that part number up.
995337
It might. The power is not an issue but whether or not the shaft will line up is. I measured my old engine and it seemed close enough to the specs on the new so I took a shot. This engine is made with a few different shaft lengths and heights. Find the one closest to yours. As far as the engine goes it's great, starts on the first pull every time and I already have 15 to 20 hours on mine. Good luck.
1037065
Yes that is the exact same motor I have. Works fines "1987 Mariner Magnum 150".
917309
I recently ordered and received the 2 HP motor. The 2 HP looks very similar to the 2/4 HP. As long as the specs are for the motor you want, I don't see a problem. The motor was received on schedule and in new condition. I was completely satisfied with their service. They also included a new pump shaft seal that is needed for the installation. Hope this helps.
1349614
Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.
1183319
Shauna, there are two pieces that make up your pump, the wet end(plastic)and the motor that connects to the pump. The question is about your motor looking different than you current motor? If so, as long as you get the same hp or bigger motor and it is the type of motor for your pump (key shaft, square flange, or threaded shaft) you will be fine, some motors have the capacitor mounted in the rear. If you tell me the brand of pump and model you have I can tell you which motor to get. Good luck
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
2211768
Yes. So long as ALL the other specs match. (some makers specify load rpm, others use the free running rpm)
1961016
I'm not sure about your motor. I have a 125hp 2 stroke 1998 Mercury and this thing works awesome. I was not sure if it would work on my motor it fits prefect. I hope this helps you.
40765
The UST1102 is a 1 HP Motor. If you have 1.5 HP (UST1152) currently the 1 HP motor would have to work and would shut down unless you also changed out the impeller
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
713428
I found the motor # and googled it for parts. I found a schematic of my motor with part numbers. That is how I found want trim motor would work. I installed it in about an hour, trim motor works pretty good so far.
838840
From what I remember you should be fine with this motor. I did replace capacitor at same time. Remember to give capacitor some time to charge up after turning power back on. About an hour is plenty. Very happy with motor.
531028
This motor will work with your 45+5 cap, since this motor uses the same cap as your old one. The increased amperage shouldn't be a problem at all, either. The only things left to compare are the rpm of your current fan motor and if it is single speed. I'd assume it is single speed AND on par with 1000rpm. If it is, you are good to go.