Baldor 7 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 1770 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 213T Frame - EM3770T

Baldor 7 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 1770 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 213T Frame - EM3770T

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$1034.29

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Baldor 7 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 1770 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 213T Frame - EM3770TFor use in hard to start applications, this general purpose motor helps to get equipment going. It features a totally enclosed, fan cooled motor enclosure design, which helps resist contamination by preventing air from moving freely between the inside and outside of the frame. It employs a fan to blow outside over the motor to stay cool, rather than allowing outside air to freely circulate through the interior of the motor.

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Used it as directed. Down to an eighth of a tank. Poured it in and added enough gas to get back to one half a tank. Wanted to get it mixed in really well. Immediately jumped on the interstate and ran 75 MPH for 40 miles. Stopped and filled the tank and when I restarted the engine, the light was off. Coincidence? Not a chance. Light had been on continuously for weeks. AutoZone said I needed a catalytic converter. Nope. One thing I found out the hard way. If your gas filler has a flap at the top, make sure it is easy to push aside. Mine had a little release button near the top that the filler hose would depress before the flap would release. Dumped the first bottle right on the ground. Twelve bucks wasted. No one to blame but me, I guess. Still a bargain, even at twice the price.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026