Vevor Air Compressor Motor, 3/4 HP Single Phase Electric AC Motor 1725rpm Reversible 115V 230V 56 Frame Electric Motor for Air Compressor General Equipment

The motor is being used on an exterior saw to cut large pieces of wood. Motor is hooked up and seems to operate as needed.

The media could not be loaded. Very happy with this for the price. Seems well made. I haven't had any problems with it.

We installed this on an older bandsaw, and were looking for an inexpensive 3/4 HP motor. I think it’s a good motor for the price, and was not looking for a top-of-the-line unit. Installation was easy, and the motor runs fine. I would like to note several things that may or may not be an issue.1) The capacitor is on one side of the motor, but the box holding thr wiring and overheating switch are bulky and on the other side. On some older woodworking equipment the box for the wiring will be in the way of the equipment. (It was for us, and required a work-around).2) The mounting bracket is a bit thin, and not quite as long as I needed. For some equipment you may need to use a intermediate plywood mount.3) when wiring, you may need to reverse the motor direction. If so, a clearer diagram has showing which wires to swap would be appropriate. it did not take long however to get it functioning.

Using this to run a 14” Rock saw! Plenty of power and so quiet

domestic electric motors cost a lot, so i gave the chinese motor a try. as soon as i got it, i put through the paces to make sure it works before the guarantee runs out. no smoking, no sparks etc. it works!

I purchased this motor as a replacement for a drill press. The sheave (pulley) I needed to use fit a 5/8 inch shaft. The motor came with a 7/8 inch shaft. After many calls and email exchanges I was told to return the motor and a replacement was sent. This one also had a 7/8 inch shaft. I finally found and purchased a sheave with a 7/8 inch bore; it was slightly too small, and the instructions that came with it were to heat it. I put it on my gas stove and heated it to 400 degrees, and it went very nicely onto the shaft of the motor. But when I installed the motor, I discovered that there was a bad wobble. I removed the motor from the drill press, planning in desperation to take it to an electric motor shop. It was then that I discovered that the 7/8 inch diameter of the motor shaft resulted from a sheath of some sort of plastic - it had melted when I put the hot sheave onto the shaft. When I cleaned up the mess, lo and behold, the motor shaft actually was 5/8 inch, my original sheave fit perfectly, and my drill press is now working perfectly.I was very frustrated that no one from Vevor or Amazon (they kept sending me back and forth) had any idea about this; I had asked repeatedly if there were a way to replace the shaft with one of the proper diameter. In retrospect, it should have been very easy, but without proper instructions, I would not know how to remove the plastic sheath, nor even why it was there. Customer Service had no idea how to help me.

Motor has run satisfactory, but just installed. Time will tell.

I bought a 3/4 hp electric motor from mophorn for my older delta drill press . Motor easy to wire and install. Good value for price. LS in Hannacriox n.y.