Thread: Globe motor legality
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Re: CIM motor legality
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz View Post
The Globe motor stopped being a viable part when Globe changed the way they inventory parts. In the past you could order a specific part number and receive the motor shown. Globe now allows you to generate a part number for a custom built motor/transmission. The part number is generated as you choose motor size, voltage, reduction ratio, output shaft configuration and a variety of other options. This method allows them to provide variety to their customer base without the need to inventory motors in all available configurations.
So the gearbox should be legal if mated to a currently legal motor?