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Thanks. Remembered that I have the same Emerson 1 3/4HP motor stored that was removed from a Pro Planer a few years ago when it was converted to a 500 mounted planer. Original owner never used the planer (was still in shipping box). The motor was checked/operated today (no pully currently on motor) and had no problems. 1 year warranty on this one. Not sure I could find the remaining stand parts, pullys and belt these days. Cheaper price and shipping if anyone is interested.
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Do I understand you have a feed motor for the stand alone Pro Planer?
I need one.
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billmayo wrote:Thanks. Remembered that I have the same Emerson 1 3/4HP motor stored that was removed from a Pro Planer a few years ago when it was converted to a 500 mounted planer. Original owner never used the planer (was still in shipping box). The motor was checked/operated today (no pully currently on motor) and had no problems. 1 year warranty on this one. Not sure I could find the remaining stand parts, pullys and belt these days. Cheaper price and shipping if anyone is interested.
Man, someone is a lot stronger than I am to have a Pro Planer set up as a Mark V mount.:eek: I believe for me that once it was mounted on the Mark V, it would probably stay there.;) That cast iron table on the Pro Planer adds a great deal of weight.
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[quote="SDSSmith"]Man, someone is a lot stronger than I am to have a Pro Planer set up as a Mark V mount.:eek: I believe for me that once it was mounted on the Mark V, it would probably stay there.]

Amen, it requires two men and a boy to move. Mine is on its own stand and I love how easily I can move it around the shop. Jim
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mrsmee wrote:Do I understand you have a feed motor for the stand alone Pro Planer?
I need one.
David
Please Email me as I may be able to help supply a solution & information about a planer feed motor. Unable to attach a file to this post.

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[quote="SDSSmith"]Man, someone is a lot stronger than I am to have a Pro Planer set up as a Mark V mount.:eek: I believe for me that once it was mounted on the Mark V, it would probably stay there.]

I totally agree but the customer is right most times. I did it for the leftover parts which I may still have around some where.
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