This big heavy girl followed me home on Friday afternoon. She's 2100 lbs. It's a real step up from the 1940s' Craftsman. This one is a 1982 model.Never heard of the brand
My RPC runs the main motor on low speed and the lube motor all day when both are running, Turn off the main motor and the tiny little lube motor kicks a contactor out in about 2 minutes and stops
Main motor also trips one instantly when started on high speed. This machine ran fine on power company supplied 3 phase. The RPC runs the mill fine, but it's only 1 1/2 hp and consists of a drum switch and not a lot of relays and controls like this Lathe. So, RPC too small ? When talking about balance is that voltage difference between the three legs such as L1-L2, L1-L3, L2-L3 ??
Thanks
Ted
My RPC runs the main motor on low speed and the lube motor all day when both are running, Turn off the main motor and the tiny little lube motor kicks a contactor out in about 2 minutes and stops
Main motor also trips one instantly when started on high speed. This machine ran fine on power company supplied 3 phase. The RPC runs the mill fine, but it's only 1 1/2 hp and consists of a drum switch and not a lot of relays and controls like this Lathe. So, RPC too small ? When talking about balance is that voltage difference between the three legs such as L1-L2, L1-L3, L2-L3 ??
Thanks
Ted
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