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  1. J

    Cincinnati #3 knee motor

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    Cincinnati #3 knee motor

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  3. J

    Cincinnati #3 knee motor

    Moving is the biggest challenge. Got it inside the door ( forklift mask wouldn’t fit under my door) now I’m having to makes some skates to push where I need it. Other than that I’m collecting wire and fuses it’s wired 480 my shop is 240. I need to find a book or information fluids. It’s bigger...
  4. J

    Cincinnati #3 knee motor

    I just bought my first horizontal mill . I was looking running some wire and wondering what this knee motor hp would be? The spindle is a 10 hp and coolant is 1/4. It’s a 1972 Cincinnati milicron. It looks in good shape. It didn’t come with over arm support, I may look into making some...
  5. J

    Cincinnati milacron # 2 model LL info

    Is this a #2. Or a #3. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. J

    Cincinnati milacron # 2 model LL info

    Thank for the info. Not a lot on the web on the LL model. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  7. J

    Cincinnati milacron # 2 model LL info

    Anyone have idea of the weight of a horizontal Cincinnati milacron #2 model LL. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  8. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    That was the problem unbalanced. I unplugged 3 run caps and the saw run smooth as ever! and 5hp lathe ran well within range of voltage, Im a one man operation and seldom everything going at once. with unplugged l1-l3 264 l2-l3 246 l1-l2 240 still a gap but better Im afraid to unplug any more...
  9. J

    Band saw tripping overload

  10. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I agree. Took the belt off and ran motor sounds rough. Bearing maybe also hear intermittent buzzing inside. Anyone think a 3/4hp single phase motor would work just as good, got one laying around the right frame
  11. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I used a fluke 373 meter
  12. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    All the cap check good. Things actually work better with everything running values with everything running was L1-L3 257 L2-l3 243 L1-l2 240 Amp l3. 5.5 L1 6.6 L2- 2.7
  13. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    In process of checking. One thing I did try something that was cut all equipment on at same time which was 2(5HP) 1(1hp) 1(1.5hp) 1(2hp). I checked my voltage output for RPC and it was pretty close to the same. And the saw didnt trip the overload. So i'm studying on how to balance the voltage (i...
  14. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I have check that, it turns free by hand. I would think that was an issue.
  15. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I inspected Rpc cabinet there is 12 100ul run capacitors. They have been leaking, it’s hard to tell which one. Think my next step will be taking each out and testing them.
  16. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I tested another motor in shop. A 5hp 2 of the legs has 15 amps and one has 0. So the phase converter must be a fault.
  17. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    I did an ohms test to each leg which read 2.5 and to ground from each leg which was OL
  18. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    Thanks for all help. This is the first small motor I have ran with overload protection. (which found my problem maybe) I did notice when I was running multiple machines it dropped the amps a little bit and ran longer before tripping. I have a 5hp on my lathe with reversing contactors, the motor...
  19. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    No, it’s a American Rotophase 25hp
  20. J

    Band saw tripping overload

    L1-L3 275v L2-L3 257v L1-L2 240v Max 20 amp on overload. Dial has 4-6 The low amp was not on stinger leg as previous stated

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