Re: (ET) ET Motors

["Clean Power Supply" <cleanpower att net>]

 Colin,
 I don't know if you are aware, but the E8 and E10 motors were not built 
by GE. They were built by a company called Applied Motors. From the info. 
I have I believe the E10 motor was 1-1/4 HP and guessing from there the E8 
was probably 1 HP. The E8 and E10 motors were the same dimensions on the 
outside. The E8 motor was usually painted yellow and the E10 black. Upon 
taking them apart you should find a magnet length of 4" in the E8 and a 
little over 5" in the E10 (acccording to the parts book, I didn't go 
measure).
 I hope this is in some way helpful.
 Sincerely,
 Harold Z.
On January 12, 2013 at 5:00pm -0500, you wrote:
>I recently contacted Walter and asked if he had specs for the E8 and E10
>motors, he has replied that he needs the part nos to try and look them up.
>
>I have two E8 motors, but neither has any part number on a plaque or any
>number stamped on their bodies.  Can anyone please help with the GE
>numbers so Walter can look them up?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Colin
>
>On 09/18/12 04:30, Konstanty, Walter (GE Energy) wrote:
>
>Here's a list of motors for the Elec-traks and ratings.  It's not
>totally complete but has basic information.
>
>...Walt
>
>  ............................
>
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