Strip the box and fit a new shear pin
I have worked on these, Most likely a sheared key. Doesn't hurt to check bearings and replace seals while you are there.
Http://www.food-equipment.com/parts_Hobart_mixers.htm About halfway down. Hope this helps :)
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The mixer was given to the customer. It had a awful looking power cord on it. He said it was tripping his breaker. I replaced the cordand the capacitor for the motor. It was pulling 38 amps.Well over the Amp ratings for that size motor. I removed the motor and cleaned and oiled the centrifgul patrs at the end of the rotor.It now pulles 8.3 amps. The customer wants it to run slower. The shifting arm does not change the speed. It is fast all the time.
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