Square Scrub 3450 RPM Drive Motor for Square Scrub 14" x 20" Oscillating Floor Machines - SQU-SS-142006
This powerful, but quiet, 3450 RPM Square Scrub machine motor is made for the 20" EBG-20/E floor stripper (discontinued) and the 20C oscillating machine. The motor runs at only 73dB and is very smooth and durable. It is American Made and comes with a 2 year manufacturer's warranty.
Specifications
| Brand |
Square Scrub |
| Manufacturer SKU |
SS-142006 |
| Color |
Black |
| Product Type |
Floor Buffer & Burnisher Parts |
| ERP SKU |
SQU-SS-142006 |
What Our Experts Think
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High-Performance Output: Provides a strong 3450 RPM for powerful, consistent floor preparation on all surface types.
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Quiet Operation: Runs at a low 73 dB, making it ideal for noise-sensitive locations like hospitals, schools, and offices.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to handle rigorous daily use in commercial and industrial environments.
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Perfect Compatibility: Designed specifically for Square Scrub 14" x 20" oscillating floor machines for seamless replacement and optimal function.
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Easy Installation: Simplified mounting and connections help reduce downtime during maintenance.
Q&A
Q: What is the Square Scrub 3450 RPM Drive Motor?
The Square Scrub 3450 RPM Drive Motor is a replacement motor specifically designed for Square Scrub 14" x 20" oscillating floor machines, providing the powerful performance needed for effective floor preparation.
Q: What machines is it compatible with?
Fits Square Scrub models with a 14" x 20" deck, including EBG-20 and EBG-20C Pivot machines.
Q: Is it easy to install?
Yes, it’s designed for straightforward replacement with minimal downtime.
Q: Why choose the Square Scrub 3450 RPM Drive Motor?
It ensures your Square Scrub machine maintains its high performance, reducing wear, improving results, and extending the life of your equipment.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep Vents Clear: Regularly clean air vents to prevent overheating and ensure consistent motor performance.
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Inspect Wiring and Connections: Check power leads and terminals for wear or looseness before each use.
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Monitor Motor Noise: Unusual sounds can signal wear or damage—address them promptly to avoid major repairs.
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Avoid Overloading: Operate within the machine’s recommended limits to prevent motor strain and overheating.
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Clean Exterior: Wipe down the motor housing with a dry or lightly damp cloth to remove dust and debris.
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Check Mounting Bolts: Ensure the motor is securely fastened to prevent vibration and excess wear.
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Store in Dry Conditions: Protect the motor from moisture and extreme temperatures when not in use.
