FascoMotors FM55 Bracket, Silver

I bought it thinking I would use the 9" inner pattern. After putting it on, I'm not sure what 9" shrank to exactly, but it no longer would've worked. The 10" fit my squirrel cage and I believe it was something like 8 3/4 after it was tightened.It seemed like it would be strong enough. I put RED loctite on the stud dealio. I should've used a lock washer! Which it should come with!!I works well for the price. The way the arms are connected to the center band make it so even if the tack welds fail they will still be held down by the tension of the bracket.

Broken arm, get this! One of the mounting arms for my A/C motor broke off. Bought this bracket instead of buying a new motor. It worked!Install was super easy. The time consuming part was removing the spot welds off the motor. But the effort with the angle grinder was well worth it.I used a spare lock nut and washers for the bolt in addition to some thread locker. It wasn't a tough job, but it was in an awkward position so I didn't want to have to get in the again.Pros: Exact 48Y frame mounts, same gauge as original arms, nice thick band all the way around the motor.Cons: Slightly smaller grommets than the original (negligible), lack of lock nut or washers.

Was sent a Supco equivalent model. Worked exactly the same. Worked well for replacing an old blower motor that wasn’t made any more. Only had to fudge it a little to line up with the original holes.

A+. Takes a small bit of work to align the fins, however it makes a really good adaption for a non GE motor to mount correctly. Solid steel frame, better than expected. Installed & ready in 25 min. Will buy again. Used to replace GE Motor 5KCP39NG Overall Saved $125 from buying one with welded parts. Very satisfied.

Did not like that there was no tracking number. It was as described arrived on time

Worked great for what I needed. I used it in a little different way than might be usual. GE motors typically have the mounting ears built in (ie spot welded on). In my case one of the mounting "ears" broke off. Instead of replacing the motor for $155, I used this bracket. I drilled out the spot welds that held on the original mounts and smoothed the spots out a little with an angle grinder. This bracket slipped right on, and I am back in business. It saved me $120.

I was researching how to fix a broken arm of a GE air condition blower motor and came across J. Riley's review here. Thanks to him, I ordered this bracket, cut the remaining arms off the motor, used an angel grinder to flatten it out the raised spots, and this bracket got my air conditioner back in working order. Saved me a ton of money!

Seems like a nice bracket but It didn't line-up well with my furnace blower housing. Also, there's no mounting hardware, so i'd have to buy some and drill holes.. i ended up using my old bracket on the new motor with new screws.