I have a motor, but the jack is rusted out. Will my motor fit on this?
1881661
Motor should be interchangeable. My jack was seized and the old motor fit on the new jack just fine.
39927
That would depend on the Dia. and length of the shaft on the motor your replacing. You would also have to confirm the threads in the shaft are the same as well as the distance from the mounting surface to the shaft center line. You may need a different size belt, and or new mounting holes.
1782521
I have not used mine yet. It is not going to fit my current floor jack, so I will probably by a cheap jack at Harbor Freight when I need to use it. It looks like it just slips into the center hole of the jack. Sorry not much help.
650991
You need to research the parts on your motor or call a local marine mechanic and he would be able to tell you if it will work.
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.
1281927
When i got this motor it had a missing pins ( universal) i was pretty upset. This motor suppose to replace many previous ones. Its a very hard job though. I cant tell you for sure if it is a right part for you.
29742
You need to measure the diameter of the current jack where it goes through the trailer a-frame, get the barker jack with the same diameter of the current jack. I had to open the existing hole in my trailer slightly to get the new one to fit. You can also contact barker directly for specific installation info.
2235321
If you call waterway in California.They will advise you of the proper replacement motor.
823775
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.
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
452578
I have no idea on that one! You will have to contact the seller directly. I know how to do the work (which isn't that hard)and it fits nicely. Beyond that, I'm afraid you'll have to contact the guy that has them. No doubt, the part number is on the box, as well as on the motor.
281888
Some motors have blocks to lift them when you use the lift kits. If you didn't go to extreme with your lift kit it should fit just fine.
1483543
Yes, there should be no water going to the plumbing for the motor when you replace it. I needed to use tools to help loosen the old and tighten the new motors. dm
1184483
Radio shack maybe, Might not be exact same model but close or if they have new ones that work replace them both if you can. Ebay probably be best bet to find similar motor. Or find out what manufacture built them contact them see if you can buy new motors
115085
Yes it should fit your application. You may want to compare the trim motor with your original motor before ordering.
809408
Lynda, I took a look at the pictures of both online and they look like they would match. The motor itself isn't the key to matching, the flange is. Before I purchased the new motor I'd check with the supplier and see if you can get the dimensions of the flange. I'd pay particular attention to the distance between the bolt holes. Mark N.
1149215
The answer is: if your pump housing is leaking and the motor is OK the housing is all you will need. In my case the Knurled nuts, of which there are four that attach the motor to the housing were leaking. I changed out the old housing and everything works excellent to this day.Hope this helps.DK