Order the correct-sized motor for your freezer using the drop-down boxes.

The Immergood 8-qt motor will not fit Immergood 4, and 6-qt freezers, nor will the 4, and 6-qt motors fit the 8-qt freezers. 

The Immergood 8-qt will also not fit the old White Moutain 8-qt.

Immergood does offer an adapted motor to fit the 3/8" dasher stem on the newer Country and Lifetime freezers. It is recommended to order and change the tub latch on the Country freezers for the Immergood freezer to secure down. Lifetime freezers offer a similar cam latch to the Immergood and it doesn't necessarily need to be changed.

Fits White Mountain with an 11-5/8” to 11-3/4 diameter freezer tub measured between the tub latch and tub ear. The dark tubs like those sold on the Appalachia Series White Mountain freezers will likely fit too tight and may need the tub ears and tub latch modified. 

Older White Mountain freezers prior to the 1970s may utilize different-sized tubs and only a 3/8" dasher stem drive which may not work with the new style motor. 

Made by Immergood, engineered to operate in a triple-action mode. Electric ice cream freezers up to this point have only allowed the freezer can to spin around the dasher, known as a double action. Compared to a hand crank freezer where the dasher spins in one direction and can spin in the opposite direction known as a triple-action mode.

Powerful, efficient motor and gearing shuts off automatically when done. Use the drop-down boxes to select the type of battery pack that you will be using. (Battery packs are not included with the motor) The shop offers different docking for the most popular battery packs as many will already have them with portable power tools along with the charger. Model 1035 has a combo docking station that will accommodate either Dewalt 20V or Milwaukee 18V battery packs.

The high-speed motor is imported to custom specs. Everything else from the housing, gears, electronics, and freezer parts are all USA Amish manufactured using stainless steel. The Amish do not subscribe to planned obsolescence, so they build things to last over corporate profits. This makes them more expensive, but well worth the long-term investment if you are a serious homemade ice cream family.

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