I have not done a replacement for the Spindax drives, but have replaced a number of older spindle drives with new ones. It is not usually too difficult physically wiring it (although I know people that tried to do it themselves and crossed 24v in the machine with 110v in the drive and blew out a few thousand dollars of control components so be sure you know what voltage each signal is before getting started). The tedious part can be the tuning of the drive. The new drives I've worked with all have some form of auto tuning to get it started but can take a bit to get it where you want it (although most that I have replaced were 50+ HP spindle motors on HBMs and Lathes with gearboxes). Won't be at my shop all week but I'll see if I can dig up info on the Spindax and come up with a possible replacement when I get to the hotel tonight.