Seimec Mill Motor 220 V Works Great 71b8/4 14 Mm Shaft 130 Mm Bolt Ctr on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This motor works great.I'm giving the best info I have.I pulled the cover off to show inside there(last 3 pictures).I'm not sure what machine it works on, so ask me questions for any more detail.I will ship right away. Thank You
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