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Oliver1800A

08-24-2004 19:57:26




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I have a Case E2 30 foot long hay elevator that I just got. It has a 3/4HP @1725 RPM 115AC motor on it. Does anyone have any idea if this is enough HP to move hay or what should the correct motor be. This motor is shot from sitting out and I want to put on the right one. Any ideas on HP needed. The colors or orange and green on it. Is it correct? Just curious. Opinions appreciated. DAVE

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Patrick (Mich.)

08-25-2004 10:34:15




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 Re: Case E2 elevator in reply to Oliver1800A, 08-24-2004 19:57:26  
Dave, it just so happens that I have an original owners manual for the E2 elevator dated 10/52. Oddly, it does not specify HP requirements for an electric motor, but it does show the optional gasoline engine being a Wisconsin AKN single cyl. I would say that the 1725 motor is correct, as it specifies a engine speed of 1800 rpm to turn the elevator drive at 167 rpm for hay movement. I would imagine that a 3/4 hp farm duty electric motor would have plenty of power to run your machine. Good luck!

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Oliver 1800A

08-27-2004 13:27:05




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 Re: Case E2 elevator in reply to Patrick (Mich.), 08-25-2004 10:34:15  
Patrick,

Thank you. Could I buy a photocopy of that book by any chance if I cannot get one from the case dealer. I am real curious about it. I appreciate the help.



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bill from wisc

08-25-2004 07:10:34




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 Re: Case E2 elevator in reply to Oliver1800A, 08-24-2004 19:57:26  
Dave, I have a 1/2 horse motor on mine. Has done good for 30 plus years, So I dont think you need to go any larger. I would replace it with the same thing. grease the old machine up good and oil the chain and away you go. Bill



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Oliver 1800A

08-27-2004 13:29:27




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 Re: Case E2 elevator in reply to bill from wisc, 08-25-2004 07:10:34  
Bill,

Thank you for your help. I am ready to give it a try soon.

DAVE



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