Re: NEW member Suitable conversions?

3 Phase power is no problem. It can be as simple as a spare 3 phase motor a
little larger than the load you will put on it. I have seen one system where
all they had is a 5 HP 3 Phase motor hooked up with two leads connected to a
220 volt circuit breaker and the three leads from the 3 Phase machine
connected (one each) to the three leads on the 5 HP motor. He spun the motor
with a rope and then flipped the breaker on. If you want a self starting
Phase Converter, I could send you a diagram.
As far as moving the machine, I have moved my equipment (including a series
2 Bridgeport) with a floor jack and a half dozen 1" dia by 10" long pieces
of pipe.
Darrell

>
> 3 Phase power and room to get stuff set up had been the problem
> so far. That and the fact I have 2 tons of machine to move into place.
>
> Thanks for all the advise.
>
> Marc
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