I have a Merkle-Korff model 4515ui-050 auger motor. Will this replace this?
1343477
I believe this will work fine. Be sure to compare the specs of our motor to yours to be sure it is correct. Barry
2120388
Hello, this is not a compatible replacement auger for your unit. The correct part number WR17X11939 is not available in our online database at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Thank you!
81748
Not sure my old model, but I had a sta-rite pool pump that the motor bearings went bad, bought this as a replacement and it works great.
188052
Im not sure if it would fit? maybe there is some numbers on your old motor that you could cross over? Sorry Im not more help Travis
39927
That would depend on the Dia. and length of the shaft on the motor your replacing. You would also have to confirm the threads in the shaft are the same as well as the distance from the mounting surface to the shaft center line. You may need a different size belt, and or new mounting holes.
1932449
I would go to the fumoto website first and search for the part number. I mistakenly ordered the wrong one due to amazons poor compatibility search.
1405309
It should be as the number does cross reference to it. I would recommend comparing the dimension drawing of our motor to you existing motor just to double check it. Barry
452578
I have no idea on that one! You will have to contact the seller directly. I know how to do the work (which isn't that hard)and it fits nicely. Beyond that, I'm afraid you'll have to contact the guy that has them. No doubt, the part number is on the box, as well as on the motor.
549648
I have a 1995 vintage MTD 21 inch snow blower, model 315E150. The Oregon 73-050 fit perfectly. The auger was about 1/4 inch shorter than the original, but that didn't affect the install or operation. The net difference was the threaded shaft for the pulley end didn't extend too far beyond the pulley. Seems to me that an auger to fit a 21 inch MTD would handle your part number. On my blower there is a bearing at each end of the auger. The bearing is held in place by 3 screws on the exterior of the housing at both ends. One bearing is hidden behind the pulley for the belt drive. You must remove the pulley, and both bearing units. The old auger is a little difficult to remove. I needed to use a pry bar and force it out. The Oregon is a little shorter and went in rather easy. The pulley is removed by turning in a clockwise direction. I used a ratchet with a 1 inch socket while holding the old auger with a pry bar so it didn't move. Obviously once the new auger and bearings units are reinstalled, the pulley goes back on counterclockwise. When I first investigated a replacement at Amazon, I entered my auger part number and the software directed me to the Oregon. My part number was listed in the description. The new Oregon auger works just fine. I have only used it twice since installing.
910323
Yes, according to GE parts department this Bucket and Auger Assembly fits model #pshs6rgxcdss.
1084996
The correct motor replacement is AO Smith/Century B2842 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049TZYBS
1131799
I don't know about your model # but I used this motor for a replacement on my swimming pool pump. It was a exact replacement motor for my Hayward Super Pump. Hope this helps.
1964302
I believe it will. I believe the spindle replacing Murray 1001046 and 492574 is the one you want. You are trying to replace 492574. Be sure to buy a new set of 5 bolts # 0025x7ma that hold the spindle to the housing. Those are one time use only and after removal will not tighten. Go to Jacks Small Engine Repair, choose Murray, put in model # and you will have a parts list and diagram that is very helpful. Good luck.
2059092
Yes, it will. This replacement is stick-simple and only takes about 15-20 minutes from start to finish. Often, only one of the two modules (left and right...) are damaged but you're smart to replace both. There are a couple of 'how to' videos on YouTube that illustrate how to do this.
351222
Yes. That is the number on the motor that I had to replace and it is an exact match.
1350098
there is only one size auger motor so when you buy a new one its the same they do not make higher rpm auger motors sorry
1133717
Just make sure your old motor is also 540 size. Will work fine as long as same size motor.