Hight Quality 60A Drum Switch Forward/Off/Reverse Motor Control RainProof Reversing

This product arrived in a timely manner and had no damage. I was able to easily use it for what I needed. I used this to reverse the motor on a gas tank rotator I made. 10/10

Pretty easy to install there's not a ton of room inside the switch box but I was able to get it to work, replaced an electronic switch that stopped working once it went under water. I think because there's no electronics in this drum switch it should be better in case it goes under water.

It works perfectly. Great deal at this price. I think a lot of negative reviews happen because wiring can be tricky and it's easier to blame the switch than your own mistakes. This really is a good switch.

120 v, reversing motor for latheThe first problem is The directions all in Chinese. Attached is a translation. Second is that there is not enough room for #10 wire, forget about wiring for 60 amps. I had to crisscross the wires over the drum to get them to fit, not the best way. And the little grommets are a joke. For proper wiring, you need cable clamps but it is still a very tight fit.Once wired, the switch works fine

Seller describes this switch as applicable for a 120V motor. This is not possible with this switch. This appears to be a 3 phase switch; not a 1 phase switch. If you your motor is 1 phase, don't buy it!

The switch may come to you with not all the switches functioning. Don't be afraid to to remove the drum switch from the j-box. You will find windows on the side of the switch body for all 5 contacts. Use a meter and check for contenuity at each switch that looks closed. Do this in forward and reverse. Mine had 2 contacts that looked closed and were not. Use a screw driver or needle nose pliers to adjust the copper strips that holds the contacts. A new switch from Jet would have run me over $110, this fix cost less than $20. Most of the work is in mounting the new j-box. Fixing stuff is why we have tools. I'm I right?

I needed a reversing switch for a split phase motor I use on a small belt sander. This switch was priced much more attractively than the metal cased ones I bought years ago and are now much more expensive. It took some figuring out how to wire the switch. I basically ran the two wires that are swapped to reverse the motor from the motor to the switch and then back to the motor. Another set of contacts were used to connect the hot wire to the running coil. It works perfectly for me in this application.

I have a single phase motor on my lathe machine with four wires and once I figured out the wiring pattern this switch works both forward and reverse with no problems yes I tripped the breaker a few times but that's my fault for not searching up the correct wiring 😁