Curt, Thanks for the info. I found another Dayton motor (4Z128b) that has more power and speed and has the same frame size for a great price. The mounting holes, shaft size and shaft length were identical to the standard motor set-up so it fits the end plate that was already on my mill. I have ordered some limit switches that I think will be what I need. The controller will have to wait on some more money to show up in the bank account... Dexter
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