[Toyota_Jim]

I have looked high and fucking low trying to find one of these. searched google for hours with no luck.
Heres the specs on the motor

Brand: General Electric
Model: 5KUP19KG517
HP: 1/8 RPM: 3450/2850 V115
Cont. Class B Amb 25c Code H
Cap 10 MFD Rot. CCW/CW


Not sure what all that means but its what was stamped onto the can.

Heres a crude ass drawing of some of the measurements. If ya need more i can get them.

Might be able to go with one of the motors with a flat base on the side of the can.. not sure.

 

[Murph]

What's it for, it sounds like the motor in an attic fan (that I replaced a couple of months ago).


Andy

 

[Toyota_Jim]

What's it for, it sounds like the motor in an attic fan (that I replaced a couple of months ago).


Andy

Its on a saw chain sharpener/grinder....

 

[Toyota_Jim]

help? hate to spend $800 on a new grinder

 

[Old Scout]

Why not take it to an electrical shop and get it re-wound???


Or call these guys:
http://www.johnstonesupply.com/

 

[jwag]

grainger

you try grainger yet?

www.grainger.com

 

[jasonmt]

Fasco catalog rules, sounds like a D219 to me: https://www.fasco.com/pdf/p11.pdf

 

[Maine Jeepah]

Like O.S. said I'd open up the phone book, find a local electric motor rebuild/repair place and bring it over and have em check it out.
Most likely can be rebuilt, or you can have THEM get you one.

http://www.superpages.com/
MJ

 

[Toyota_Jim]

The shaft in the middle is wore in 2 damn near, the end piece is cracked. had a rough life.

 

[Toyota_Jim]

That d 219 or whatever motor looks cheap.

 

[larryboy]

hey jim,what brand is the sharpener? i can't find anything off those #'s either.

 

[steveh]

Try calling GE directly, must be an older motor not to get a hit searching. Who makes the sharpener?

 

[Toyota_Jim]

Foley Belsaw

 

[chumly2071]

I have looked high and fucking low trying to find one of these. searched google for hours with no luck.
Heres the specs on the motor

Brand: General Electric
Model: 5KUP19KG517
HP: 1/8 RPM: 3450/2850 V115
Cont. Class B Amb 25c Code H
Cap 10 MFD Rot. CCW/CW


Not sure what all that means but its what was stamped onto the can.

Heres a crude ass drawing of some of the measurements. If ya need more i can get them.

Might be able to go with one of the motors with a flat base on the side of the can.. not sure.

Well, to decode the tag:
1/8 horsepower, 2 pole (3450 RPM) 115 Volts
Class B insulation rated at ambient temperature of 25 degrees celsius. needs a 10 microfarad capacitor, and can be connected to run clockwise or counter clockwise (by moving one of the wires on the capacitor to the other pole on the capacitor)

by your dimensions, it looks very similar to a 3.3 NEMA Frame size.

Fasco, AO Smith/Magnetek, and Franklin Electric make some small motors like that, and you might have some luck finding a close replacement. Since it came on a sharpening machine, it is likely that you will not find that model number in a catalog or online, as it was most likely an OEM supplied motor for that company. Your best bet is to try to have that one rebuilt at a motor shop, have them find a suitable cross over replacement for it, or call the manufacturer and see if they can sell you a service replacement or give some idea as to a private sourced replacement. I looked in the catalogs I have, but unfortunately they don't list anything that small.

Hope this helps......

Chad (Spent a lot of time speccing and testing ventilation fan motors with the big OEM manufacturers in a past life)

 

[chumly2071]

Just looked at the link to the fasco site that someone posted. the D219 looks like a pretty good match based on info at hand. you can always shorten the shaft and extend the flat if needed.

 

[larryboy]

jim,while searching around i found a history of foley-belsaw,it seems they changed their name in 1992. heres a link;http://www.foleyunited.com/

give them a call.