This motor is being shown with the 16" mirror ball here...will it work for that? I see it says no larger than 12".
1046677
Sorry I don't know...I am using mine with a garden bird with it, not a disco ball
1046678
Can't say for sure, since what I'm rotating is very light. But I just went over and tried to stop the motor with finger friction and I could do it, but with some effort. It has a lot of torque for a one-battery motor. It's also pretty robustly built, so I wouldn't be surprised if you could hang 5 or 10 lbs. from it. Remember it turns pretty slowly.
1046679
I don't know; I use mine for home-made items that spin slowly, sort of like wind catchers but never used it with any ball. Sorry this probably won't help you.
1046680
I do not use a disco ball. I use mine for items that spin slowly(sun catchers). They work fine. Mine arrived in excellent shape.
1046681
I bought 3 of them and all 3 were broken and did not work, so I am not sure if a working model will work with any size ball. I wouldn't waste your money.
1353444
The shaft size is 1/2 inch if you need a 5/8 shaft you can get that in this size motor also.Hope this helps
1851829
like Brian said---I'm not sure exactly what you want to know? Are you asking whether any part of the engine extends beyond the plane of the mounting flange in a vertical direction? Are you concerned with the 'width' or the 'length' of the motor in relation to the size of the mounting flange? Can you give us more detail about your area of concern? What I can tell you is that the mounting flange itself is a little larger than the flange on the motor that it replaced---so I had to construct an adaptor plate to accomplish the installation.
1884657
.....should be a good fit double check your dimensions....you could replace just the motor and fan blade if needed......
692538
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
290295
I have turned many bowls on this lathe. It has a 12 inch swing but I generally cut the blank down to 10 or 11 inches to start and turn it slow until its trued up and runs smooth then I increase the speed. I have so much enjoyed this lathe, however, if you want to turn anything larger I would suggest getting a lathe with a 16" swing at least.
1495933
You can put up to 17 inch blades on this frame without any modifications. I'm not sure what size blade is most efficient for your motor, but 15 seems to produce best results for mine -
1600740
Most likely. Do NOT use it for a large motor. It broke in half the first time I used it on my Verado 175. You can probly find a better product for about the same price with about any other brand.
1245972
I would go for a model with a bigger motor. This one chokes with a 1/2" rip blade on 3" stock... I do carving, and rough cut my small stock on it, though feeding it very, very slowly.
1234869
I really do not know what they are selling now, ours seems like the normal size. Did not know there was a smaller one.It is the 13" I am sure and is a ton of fun, better ask the seller.
941131
Hello Frisco! I honestly dont know the answer to this question. We have a 12" ball that is super duper light but I'm fairly certain that is could have handled a larger ball if i was light. Hope that helps!
1548130
I believe mine was a 12" but this is absolutely critical to verify with the manufacturer not the amazon community. call them. they will be happy to talk with you.
2155748
did not seem very big maybe 12" X 12" its hard to say exactly since it was sloped on the one end and had the large area at the other end where the motor was
15433
Length wise you would be okay, but the width of the cube is one eighth of an inch too short to accommodate a 12X12 mirror. Sorry. Hope that helps. T
1983630
im sorry but diameter didnt really matter for me, i can say that its a great motor for the price an it has my truck running peak
210205
No you will need a larger model. I am turning a stick with foil attached to it. never hurts to try though, looks like a tough little motor. Country boys survive
110660
No, if you try and adjust a powered mirror you risk breaking the actual motor behind it. This mirror works for power only.