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Support Post, Motor Controller

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$2.07 $2.95 In stock

Support Post, Motor Controller is a replacement support post for the motor controller on the HiTorque Large Bench Mill. It is listed under the Sieg Industrial Group brand and is offered in the Standard option with SKU code 6463.

  • Product name: Support Post, Motor Controller
  • Brand: Sieg Industrial Group
  • Standard option SKU: 6463
  • Intended for the motor controller on the HiTorque Large Bench Mill
  • Sold as a single support post
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte X. ★★★★★

The post fit perfectly on my HiTorque Large Bench Mill, which was a relief since I was unsure about compatibility. It feels sturdy and aligns well with the motor controller.

Henry ★★★★★

I was worried about getting the right alignment, but the post bolted right into the mill’s motor controller without any extra fuss. The steel feels solid and the threads were clean, so no wobble after installation.

Mia Q. ★★★★★

Took a while to get here, but the post is solid and rigid once bolted on—the controller sits level with no wobble, and the threads were clean enough to hand-start. Exactly what the mill needed to feel stable again.