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Posted by Noon-Air on July 12, 2007, 2:03 pm
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>> You beat me to the punch, I was going to say that such temporary
>> repairs are just that. Temporary! Buy a motor. You can get one
>> cheaper than the Granger one if you care to shop.-
>
> I have shopped quite a bit on-line, and cannot find a better deal.
> Grainger will have the motor tomorrow. Posters here don't seem to
> have a specific site they recommend, and not being in the trade/
> licensed contractor limits my ability to source one cheaper. The OEM
> replacement at Grainger is $140. Not as many 1/4 horse, 830 rpm
> bottom shaft, 48Y frame motors as you might expect. Lots of 1050 rpm
> and 1/3 horse. Don't want to mix apples and oranges, also want a ball
> bearing motor instead of a cheap sleeve bearing job. My buddy may be
> able to get it a bit cheaper but by the time I hassle him, drive over
> there across town 35 miles, etc its about not worth it and I'd be
> hassling him, plus not sure he can easily do this either. I tried
> searching on hvac condenser motors and the on-line sites most of them
> wanted even more for the part - if they even had something close. My
> time is worth something too, so I'm throwing in the towel, plus I
> don't have to wait for mail over the weekend. My wife will also be
> off my ass too once its fixed, and can you really put a price on
> that ?? (LOL)
If you hadn't been such a cheap SOB, you would have had it fixed when the
tech was there... no fuss, no muss.
Now that you been hot for a freakin week, and the wife is on your ass, your
still too cheap to drive across town to get a motor, yet your still screwing
around on the internet, and still hot.
Your a real piece of work.
Welcome to my killfile
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