Many eyes read what gail white wrote on 16:09 -0600 010128

>You will need a motor from Grainger & Co. If you are mechanical they aren't
>to hard to convert.
>We did a Louet years ago and DH put the carder on a board, had to use a gear
>reducer and
>rework the shaft. It worked great, but the gear reducer was noisy. The motor
>was reverserable.
>We also had a reversing switch and  added variable speed control for
>different fibers.

A few years back I bought some low speed motors from a surplus place 
that were perfect for drum carders. They were removed from Xerox 
copying machines, and were of very high quality, meant for continuous 
duty.. They cost me about $3-$4 each. I don't recall details, but 
they were like 1/8-1/5 hp or something like that.

Ron
Ron Parker noting: On this day in 1964 Stanley
Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove" premiered.
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