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wc Ohio | Needing to replace a couple motors and am curious who everybody uses. Thanks, Dave |
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SW Ohio | They are all made outside US....
If buying local, Swiagert Electric in Englewood sells leeson, and barga sales greenville sells and rebuilds also. Cheap way to get a motor is find a model number with the specs you need, then find a cross reference chart and start searching google, amazon, and ebay.
If the windings a good, a rebuild is around $250, hopefully with usa or canadian capacitors.
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WC Ohio | Masteller in Sidney or Foster Equipment at the farm. At work we get our 3 phase from Mader Motor in Springfield or Motion Industries. |
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| False. Baldor motors are made in Wisconsin. |
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Cen IL | Galesburg Electric Supply Galesburg,IL |
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wc Ohio | Thanks for all the replies so far. This will give me some good leads. |
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central mich |
I am my own favorite since we are a large motor dealer. Primarily WEG. |
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wc Ohio | I bought a WEG a couple years ago and have been very happy. It runs very cool compared to a Dayton I have in the same application. Not sure why but wegs seem more expensive now. |
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CIL | jimgen - 1/7/2017 18:58
I am my own favorite since we are a large motor dealer. Primarily WEG.
+3 on WEG |
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| I have quite a few teco motors around, have been good never had any problems, pretty much everything I have is 3 phase. The supplier I get them from also sells baldor and says these are considerably cheaper and have a better warranty and also they said if there are warranty issue's teco is a lot easier to deal with than baldor, only reason he said they continue to sell baldor is they make a much wider range of sizes where teco is more limited on sizes and variations but it has never been an issue as I have all common stuff no oddball stuff for farm duty motors.
Just to tell you about how good warranty Teco has, a millwright who sources all of his motors from them had an issue on a 300+hp motor on top of a 150' high leg, installed a new motor and crane had left before electrician got everything wired, something was wrong with motor and Teco actually picked up the tab on getting a crane out to remove and install a new motor, that's pretty good in my book. Now I'm sure this guy was buying a lot of $$ worth of motors from them so that helped the warranty process also.
Edited by Dennis SEND 1/7/2017 23:03
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Schlegel Farms, Hagerstown Indiana | I've got mine from Barga in Greenville Ohio.
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1CHBF_enU... |
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| Grainger. With a Farm Bureau discount Dayton brand
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mercer county, il | +1 call Galesburg electric
ask for gillie, or Mr. Gillenwater if you want to be formal |
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wc Ohio | So who is your supplier if you don't mind me asking? |
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| dlfarms1984 - 1/7/2017 21:25
So who is your supplier if you don't mind me asking?
I get them from mid plains distributing in Fargo ND I know they also have a location in Sioux falls SD also. Go to http://www.tecowestinghouse.com/ and they have a place you can search for distributors in your area.
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wc Ohio | OK thank you! |
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Northwest IOWA | PowerCom in Washington Iowa has sold us half a dozen 10& 15 hp 3phase Teco/ Westinghouse ... the last one we ordered was "farm duty" rather than industrial duty ..the wires leading out of of motor to connect to were so short,it made installation difficult. We will specify "industrial grade" in the future.... not PowerCom s fault..just a Teco issue im guessing .otherwise seem like good motors... |
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Who is your favorite electric motor supplier?
