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Dayton MH2LEC146 oil pump motor in industrial finish

Dayton

Dayton MH2LEC146 machinery motor

SKU CH-WF5A-Y05RX

Powers oil pump equipment with reliable Dayton motor performance, model 146

  • Dayton oil-pump motor built for machinery use
  • New condition ensures full service life from day one
  • Model MH2LEC146 identifies exact replacement part
  • Ships free directly from the supplier
  • No state sales restrictions apply

Dayton MH2LEC146 Oil Pump Motor

The Dayton MH2LEC146 is a new oil pump motor designed for machinery applications. It serves as a direct replacement component for compatible pump assemblies in industrial and automotive service settings.

Replaces worn or failed pump drive motors

Install this unit when an existing oil pump motor has seized, overheated or no longer delivers the required torque. The jump is worth it when the pump housing and drive coupling remain serviceable and only the motor needs renewal.

Verify mounting pattern and shaft dimensions

Before ordering, confirm that the motor flange, bolt pattern and shaft diameter match the pump you are repairing. Electrical specifications such as voltage, phase and frequency must also align with your supply.

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Price $1,234.99
Pricier than about 92% of the 397 comparable items (median $91.99).

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Brand nameDAYTON

Questions about this item

What mounting arrangement does the Dayton MH2LEC146 oil pump motor use?

The motor is designed for direct axle-mounted installation onto the pump assembly, with no separate wheel or caster mounting required.

Which wiring step is most often missed when installing the Dayton MH2LEC146 motor?

Connecting the motor leads to the correct voltage supply and verifying rotation direction before securing the motor to the pump shaft.

What routine maintenance does the Dayton MH2LEC146 motor require over time?

Periodic inspection of the motor bearings and shaft seal for wear, plus checking electrical connections for tightness and corrosion.

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