Choosing a replacement industrial motor is not just about price. It's about matching the motor's power, speed, and mounting to the machine that has to use it. These two single-phase induction motors sit at opposite ends of that matching question, so the right one depends entirely on the job.
Quick verdict
Choosing between these two single-phase induction motors comes down to the work you need done. For light fan or trimmer service, the smaller YYF motor is the easier call. For anything that demands real power and more robust construction, the bigger motor is the better match. Match the motor to the machine and the choice becomes clear.
At a glance
| Motor | Price | Price bar | Key specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| YYF96-60-6 60W 110V | $24.99 | 60W, 110V, 1.0A, 1250 RPM, 6-wire | |
| 3/4 HP 115/230V 56C Frame | $144.06 | 3/4 HP, 115/230V, 11.0/5.5A, 1725 RPM, keyed 5/8 in shaft, 56C frame, TEFC, reversible |
Where the smaller motor wins
The YYF96-60-6 is the pick when the job is light. It is a replacement-style motor designed for fan or trimmer duty, so it fits neatly into a repair project rather than a major upgrade. The smaller price tag matches the smaller workload. If you are trying to get a simple machine spinning again without overbuilding it, this motor keeps things straightforward.
Where the bigger motor wins
The bigger motor wins whenever you need more muscle. It is built to handle a more demanding single-phase application and shrug off the dust and damp you often find in a shop. If the machine needs to do real work instead of just spin a light fan, this is the side to choose.
YYF96-60-6 60W 110V motor
The YYF96-60-6 is a 60W induction motor that runs on 110V AC at 60Hz and draws 1.0A. With a 1250 RPM speed and a 6-wire configuration, it is specifically aimed at fan or trimmer replacement work. At $24.99, it is the low-cost path to get a light machine moving again. The limitation is the same: this is not a high-torque, high-speed part. If your equipment needs more output, you will need a motor with more horsepower. For the right light-duty project, the price and simplicity are the main reasons to choose it.
3/4 HP 115/230V 56C frame motor
The 3/4 HP motor delivers 3/4 HP at 1725 RPM and can be wired for either 115V or 230V, pulling 11.0A or 5.5A accordingly. It uses a keyed 5/8-inch shaft, fits a 56C frame, and comes with a TEFC enclosure rated IP55. It is also reversible, which gives you more flexibility for different machine configurations. The tradeoff is that it is built for heavier work, so the higher upfront cost only makes sense if you actually need that level of power and the 56C frame pattern. For a bigger fan, blower, or shop tool that fits the 56C pattern, this motor is the one to pick.
Final choice
Go with the YYF96-60-6 when you are repairing a fan or trimmer and want a simple, low-cost motor to put it back to work. Go with the bigger motor when the machine needs more power and a heavier-duty build. Match the motor to the machine, not the other way around.
