Singer 111W155 clutch motor give to good home

[weldtoride]

I posted earlier about a DIY speed reducer and that I also replaced the original clutch motor with a servo motor from Toledo Sewing.

This Singer clutch motor works, but not for me.   While it ran fine for me, I couldn't tame it.

I want to offer the original (?)  Singer motor, bracket, switchbox with capacitor, etc gratis to someone for pickup..

A previous owner thought the entire table needed a re-coat of flat black for some reason. 

Sorry, I'm not willing to ship this, so it's pickup only.   I live midway between Chicago and Milwaukee.  I also travel frequently to Evanston, Il, and to Ellison Bay, Wi, so could meet somewhere along way within reason.  

Serial number on the sewing machine indicates 1951 production.  Motor has 2 1/2" pulley.

Current garage home is dry, leaves blew in when I left door open.

 

 

 

[Cumberland Highpower]

You know, I have one just like that in my junk pile.  Kinda the same reason as yours!  

It's  a 3450 RPM motor, that's about double what a normal clutch motor for the average sewing machine motor should be RPM wise. Are machines that need such a motor though....