On the outside of my motor it gives a diagram for both clockwise, and counter clockwise rotations.
Here's a better diagram. I should have called wire 2 and 5 black and red from the motor, but you get the idea. Those two tires need to be removed from posts 2 and 5 and brought to the switch as shown. One pole on the switch is supplying power to 4, the other two poles on the switch are doing the flipping of 2 and 5.
Thank you Sparkyrick, I will try that diagram. It may take me a several day's to do it as I work and attend school. I will let you know when I am able to play with it. Thanks.
But the basic concept is the same, you need to reverse polarity of one of the motor windings whether you do it with the drum switch, relays/contactors, double throw switch(es), or manually re-configuring the leads.Never mind. I posted for a drum switch. not a three position toggle switch.
Never mind. Had me thinking wire numbers, usually it is wire numbers 5 and 8 that need reversed or if colored only usually red and black - which is what you have described. You threw me off with reversing 2 and 5 but you were talking about the post numbers - it is actually red and black wires you are reversing here.I checked that link out, and I didn't see the layout I have in my pecker head. There is no "T" labeling on the spade posts. On the outside of my motor it gives a diagram for both clockwise, and counter clockwise rotations. For clockwise It shows: post 4-line 1 post 1-line 2, post 5-red post 2-black. For Counter clockwise it shows: post 4-line 1 post 1-line 2, post 5-black post 2-red. Obviously posts 2 and 5 are being swapped for rotational reasons. With the 3pdt toggle there are 9 terminations to be made on it, and I do not have a diagram.