Chainsaw Repair
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I am looking for a Foley Belsaw model 308 chain grinder complete or parts. I have one now but am in need of a new motor and switch. Thanks
Bob
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doing some searching for you and the 308 motor. These numbers turn up.
I have no clue if these are right or wrong motors. So check into them.
General Electric # 5KCP19KG517
Grainger Part # is 3M292D $114.00
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The bottom picture is the motor from Dayton or Grainger. The top picture is from a Foley 308
$150 In Stock - Warehouse http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-HVAC-Motor-3M292
Item HVAC Motor
Motor Type Permanent Split Capacitor
Enclosure Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled
HP 1/8
Nameplate RPM 3000
Voltage 115
NEMA/IEC Frame Nonstandard
Frame Nonstandard
Service Factor 1.0
Full Load Amps 1.8
Hz 60
Rotation CW/CCW
Insulation Class B
Max. Ambient Temp. 40 Degrees C
Mounting Stud
Bearings Sleeve
Thermal Protection Auto
Body Dia. 4"
Shaft Dia. 5/16"
Shaft Length 2"
Length Less Shaft 5-1/2"
Stud Location 4/SE
Stud/Base Mtg. Pattern 2 x 2"
Phase 1
RPM Range 2350-3600
Includes Capacitor
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Thanks for the research
I have seen the GE motor number pop up also but have been unable to locate it online to check out the specs. The Grainger part number looks close to the rpm that could work but its a c face mounting. The probem I might run into are the clearances. If i fabricate a 90 degree bracket to mount the C face motor and utilize the studs cut short then use the foot mount holes for alignment with the pullies located on the motor and arbor I may run out of room if the shaft is to short? What the Belsaw rep told me was their supplier changed the motor design of the one they used on the 308 for years and the clearances were to close to fit the frame. He said the Belsaw motor has not been available for a few years. I would imagine some one has faced and solved this problem before me. The pictures posted of the 308 frame look like the one I just purchased on EBAY but I have not received it yet. That should help a bit when I know what I have to work with. It looks like it could be a size 42 foot mounted 3/8" motor shaft from the Baldor chart I found that is the smallest foot mount motor manufactured on their chart.
Thanks again for any information you come across. Bob
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The Grainger motor has a 5/16" shaft?
Also the 308 grinder motor mount on the grinder is "C" faced as well as saddle mount