Anyone here rebuild electric motors?

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

My motor that turns my big fan in my shop finally died. I called around and nobody down here in charlotte wants to do it. I can buy a new one for 100 bucks plus shipping, but would rather save some money and give a board member here the business.

 

[marvilusone]

I don't know of anyone local but I do have a brand new large fan motor that has just been sitting around my shop. I don't need it. If you're interested I can get you some more details on it tomorrow. My prices are cheap.

 

[ALLIANCE HTW]

I used to work at a electric motor shop. Call me thurs with the info and I can see what I can do for ya.

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

I used to work at a electric motor shop. Call me thurs with the info and I can see what I can do for ya.

Cool whats the number I can reach you at?
I need a Dayton 6xh62. A fairly common motor for general applications.

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

Looks like this.
Motor,1/4 HP,General {Dayton 6XH62}[6XH62]
Motor,1/4 HP,General {Dayton 6XH62} [6XH62] $89.53 Shipping Weight: 13.75 lb Split Phase Open Dripproof Motor, HP 1/4, RPM 1725, Voltage 115 V, ...
www.kvmtools.us/product_info.php?products_id=21487 - 76k -

 

[sm30362]

My dad owns a tool repair and sales shop, Carolina Tool Repair and Sales. The number is (336)275-6124 ask for Jim. They can get it fixed up for ya.

 

[Caver Dave]

Tom, I *may* have one on the shelf out in the shop you can have. Can't remember the details, but will check this evening if you like?

 

[ALLIANCE HTW]

Brand new GE. $72 plus shipping.

 

[marvilusone]

The one I have is a bit larger than what you're needing.

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

Called around to a few more places and bought a new one for 80 bucks and free next day shipping to my door. Thanks for all the replies.