Whitfield Advantage Plus auger motor fit?

[dl351]

Hello. Can somebody tell me it this auger motor will fit my Advantage Plus? I ask because on some sites, there are auger motors that fit Quest and Advantage Whitfield stoves, while this particular motor only lists the Quest. Thanks in advance!

http://www.amazon.com/Pellet-Stove-Auger-Whitfield-Merkle-Korff/dp/B0032D26I6#tags

From the webpage:

"Cross Reference: 4515U1-063, Whitfield Quest, 93-0194, 12046300, ECM-6, V07524ACD9, Traditions & Profile series stoves, Avalon, Austroflamm Breckwell, Merkle-Korff, National steel Crafters, Lennox Hearth 6216, Earth stove, Envirofire, Lopi, Pellet Master R7-RGM451, V08038AA09, 6216, CAR003, 6807, V0752ACD9. 1 year manufacture warranty. If you need CCW rotation: Motor is reversible mechanically. Meaning you would remove the 3 screws that hold the motor to the gear box. 2 of the screws go thru the bearing housing, you remove those leaving the shaft/rotor in place. Turn the motor coil around and reassemble. This is an aftermarket replacement motor."

 

[imacman]

Most auger motors are the same, except for the RPM and direction of rotation. As long as that one matches what your original is, then it should work.

That said, the Merkl-Korf units aren't the best quality. These are a little more $$, but better quality and have more torque:

(broken link removed to http://www.gleasonavery.com/catalog/pellet-corn-stove-motors.html)

 

[PJPellet]

Most auger motors are the same, except for the RPM and direction of rotation. As long as that one matches what your original is, then it should work.

That said, the Merkl-Korf units aren't the best quality. These are a little more $$, but better quality and have more torque:

(broken link removed to http://www.gleasonavery.com/catalog/pellet-corn-stove-motors.html)

Thanks for posting that info. My auger motor is one of those listed. Listed at 66.50 less than other places want. That's awesome!

 

[imacman]

And even if the motor comes running the wrong direction, it can easily be changed by flipping the stack over. Look at Post # 3 in this thread:

www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/52492/