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    Posted: 16 Jun 2011 at 9:20pm
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Should run an inch drill press with ease!
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haha, yeah it would!
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I'll bet it goes to a scrap pile somewhere.
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Really dang cool, to know that Allis was that diversified into other divisions, not just agricultural. The electrical division must have been fairly big in staff and employee size. Where was the factory located for making the motors?
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Yep, cant imagine how much copper could be retrieved from that thing, let alone all the steel at 90,000 lbs.
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I sure hope it gets into the right hands! Be a shame to see it scrapped
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Originally posted by Don(MI) Don(MI) wrote:

Really dang cool, to know that Allis was that diversified into other divisions, not just agricultural. The electrical division must have been fairly big in staff and employee size. Where was the factory located for making the motors?
Pretty sure it was Norwood Ohio. Have to get Swinfords book out and look to be sure.
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It will be on it's way to Mexico within 30 days......
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I don't think I have an extension cord, much less an outlet to plug it in to. 
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I have 6 of them already, don't have room for a 7th building to put it in! :-)
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make a nice paper weight
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It would take 2 men and a boy to lift it! LOL. I can't even imagine the electrical requirement to run that bad boy
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At 700 volts pulling 9000 amps, it would take 6300 KW of electricity.  At 7cents per kilowatt hour  electricity cost, it would only take $441 per hour to run that motor at full load!
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where it is in Milwaukee do you think it was used at the West Allis plant??
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Originally posted by darrel in ND darrel in ND wrote:

It would take 2 men and a boy to lift it! LOL. I can't even imagine the electrical requirement to run that bad boy
you for got to ad a couple huge cranes to that equation!
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   I wonder how he knows it weighs 90,000 lb's ? Take a big scale for that, LoL !
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