Customer Reviews for New 1.5Hp Electric Motor 56 Frame Single Phase TEFC 3450RPM 115/230V 121556

This motor is far quieter then the one it replaced. Im using this on a table saw. Depending of wiring it can turn CCW or CW --- D.G.

Motor delivered prior to projected delivery, Packaged in a bomb proof box, Easy to read directions, Reverse directions simple, Hooked up to my Walker Turner table saw, quiet and smooth running. Great product.

Motor arrived on time, well packaged and in tact. Directions were clearly available, changed rotation for application on table saw, and I look forward to using it. The 1/2” knockout had to be drilled out, but no problems.

This needed to be totally enclosed because it was going on a table saw and I needed to keep out dust. The price was right and so far it is performing well.

My previous post neglected to mention the use for the new motor. My old 1 HP table saw failed and I stepped up to a 1-1/2 HP. JD

Worked... CHip

It arrived extremely well packaged in a crate , watch out for staples as you uncrate it. The face bolted to my 2x72 grinder with no problems. The only issue I had was the knock out in the electric panel was outlined but not stamped out. I had to drill it out . It holds its power under load and I've had no issues with it bogging down

delivery was fast and its run

I am using this motor on my compressor at a construction site and it is running and shutting constantly with no problems. The motor HP, duty cycle, voltage, checked all the right boxes for my application.

Good strong motor that will drive my table saw. Getting it ready, I had to overcome some obstacles. 1. The power box that the cable is connected to is made out of very thin metal. Trying to knock out the hole to put a cable clamp in, was difficult. Hitting on the knock out, bends the cable box. Had to remove the box, forcefully remove the knock out and straighten the thin metal box. 2. Inside the power box is a ground connection, removed the screw to put a closed loop lug on it. The washer slipped off and dropped into the vent holes of that motor. This meant removing the end plates until I found the missing washer. Assembly was straight forward, connected the power cable, changed the rotation wiring and installed. Runs quiet and is powerful.