One of our security guards gave me this for scrap, but I plugged it in and it actually works! The motor is a 1/2HP westinghouse, 3450 RPM, 6.6 Amps @ 115V 3.3Amps @ 220, w/ a 5/8" shaft.
The cool thing is the pulleys, gives the option of 3450 or 1725 depending on which shaft is used
FREEBIE! Grinder of yesteryear
- Dixie_piper
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FREEBIE! Grinder of yesteryear
Regards,
Adam
Veo Vendice
&
Deum Timete
(family motto)
Adam
Veo Vendice
&
Deum Timete
(family motto)
Re: FREEBIE! Grinder of yesteryear
Give it a damn good clean, replace the belt and power cord and looks like you got a good'en.
- Dixie_piper
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Re: FREEBIE! Grinder of yesteryear
Thanks!
I meant to put that in the first post as well. I am going to have to re-align the pulleys, the board is a bit warped. Still all in all that's not too much left to be done.
I'm toying with the idea of a slide mount so I can engage/disengage the secondary pully easily and possibly interchange pulleys (and of course distance to keep proper tension) to change the ratio (1:2, 1:3, 1:4, etc) for different RPM ranges. That would, in my opinion at least, make it a fairly versatile lil tool.
It would be a bit of hassle, but for a freebie I won't complain a lick.
Thanks again!
I meant to put that in the first post as well. I am going to have to re-align the pulleys, the board is a bit warped. Still all in all that's not too much left to be done.
I'm toying with the idea of a slide mount so I can engage/disengage the secondary pully easily and possibly interchange pulleys (and of course distance to keep proper tension) to change the ratio (1:2, 1:3, 1:4, etc) for different RPM ranges. That would, in my opinion at least, make it a fairly versatile lil tool.
It would be a bit of hassle, but for a freebie I won't complain a lick.
Thanks again!
Regards,
Adam
Veo Vendice
&
Deum Timete
(family motto)
Adam
Veo Vendice
&
Deum Timete
(family motto)