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neilyweely
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sorry mate, can't really help, but I have the same problem with my startrite. It is underpowered and I want to 'soup it up'!
I have looked at machinemart, and what I learnt was that I require 4 pole (or is it 2) and at least 1hp. However I have also been told to double what I think are my requirements and I'll be close.
I will be very interested to see what you decide to do, as I have been warned off MM, having been told that English motors are far superior, and would be a far better bet. Maybe look for a 2nd hand motor? Ebay maybe, but again, be careful as you don't want to buy a duff motor.
Sorry I can't be more help, but if I do get any result for mine I will PM you and let you know. What hp do you need?
HTH
Neil
I have looked at machinemart, and what I learnt was that I require 4 pole (or is it 2) and at least 1hp. However I have also been told to double what I think are my requirements and I'll be close.
I will be very interested to see what you decide to do, as I have been warned off MM, having been told that English motors are far superior, and would be a far better bet. Maybe look for a 2nd hand motor? Ebay maybe, but again, be careful as you don't want to buy a duff motor.
Sorry I can't be more help, but if I do get any result for mine I will PM you and let you know. What hp do you need?
HTH
Neil
Aled Dafis
Established Member
Guys
Back when I used to design machines for the bakery industry, I used to use an Italian motor company called Bonfiglioli, they were reasonably priced, supplied really good motors, and were available in a massive range of sizes and mounting configurations; not to mention a midboggling array of motor/gearbox configurations.
Unfortunately I no longer have the contact details for the company, but I'm sure that you could google them.
Cheers
Aled
Edit - try http://www.bonfiglioli.com
Back when I used to design machines for the bakery industry, I used to use an Italian motor company called Bonfiglioli, they were reasonably priced, supplied really good motors, and were available in a massive range of sizes and mounting configurations; not to mention a midboggling array of motor/gearbox configurations.
Unfortunately I no longer have the contact details for the company, but I'm sure that you could google them.
Cheers
Aled
Edit - try http://www.bonfiglioli.com
neilyweely
Established Member
leptus
no, not yet. but i will. maybe with a bonfiglioli (thanks aled, will google)
neil
no, not yet. but i will. maybe with a bonfiglioli (thanks aled, will google)
neil
