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Forum topic by squeaky posted 195 days ago 1100 views 0 times favorited 4 replies Add to Favorites Watch
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squeaky

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195 days ago

For all shopsmith owners. If you have a problem with your shopsmith motor and it needs to be replace, I have the replacement motor for you. Shopsmith mark V has four types of motor witch are all interchangeable, be it 3/4 hp or 1 1/8 hp. If you have a bad motor I can help. What I do is rebuild shopsmith motors. I disasassemble, clean, change bearings, check windings, replace keyway on shaft, if the shave is bad I replace it, reasassemble and test run. I run the motors for 1 hr. and test for rpm, noise, and heat. Each motor will have a spec sheet of all the test reselts for that motor. If you need help contact me at http://lumbrjocks.com/squeaky




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michsailor2008

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#1 posted 72 days ago

Can you also rewind motors? I took my motor to a electric motor repair shop and was told that is was burned out and needed to be replaced.

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Greg cox

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#2 posted 42 days ago

squeaky,I would like to know the price of your 11/8 hp shopsmith motor.e-mail.tanyasmith36784@yahoo.com

-- Greg,Thomasville,alabama,http://www.tanya_smith_36784@yahoo.com

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Rick L

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#3 posted 41 days ago

Mich, When the motor shop said your motor was burned out and needed replacing did you ask about options such as what they would charge for a new motor vs rewinding your old motor??? Unless the motor is so special it’s typically cheaper to buy a new motor than rebuilding it. This applies to motors up 3 hp. It can easily cost twice as much to rewind a small motor than to buy a new.

-- Few folks really know how to maximize the potential of their tools!

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squeaky

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#4 posted 33 days ago

No I don’ rewind motors. It is true it cost more to have it rewound then to buy a rebuilt. As far as the price of my motors it depends on what I had to put into them and what they cost to buy. They will run between $150 and $200. that is with the shave and an 90 day warranty. Shop smith wants over $400. for their motors and that doesn’t include the shave.
Shop smith motor are special you just cant replace them with any motor. They are made special for Shop Smith.

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