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I think I've got it mostly sorted, at the moment, but I've bookmarked your site just in case! Though I admit to being a cheap bastrich, and wanting to save the money by doing it myself. ;) If it turns

Not where I grew up. We had another phrase for that, and I'm too inhibited to use it anymore. I guess we could call it red-neck engineering. Sort of thing farmers do to get critical equipment to

Yep. PM brushed motor. Ohm meter is still useful for continuity checks through the brushes, brush holders, wire from them to the connectors, etc. Dad taught me how to use an ohm meter back when most

If I talk to anyone in or from Santa Fe Springs I might get homesick! ;) Grew up mostly there, Norwalk, La Mirada, and Whittier. I have been using heck out of my newest DVM from Harbor Freight. Got a

Late to the thread.DC motor guy here - 50 years. I can repair and or rewind. Still quite involved in my "golden years" Please post 2 pics of the armature, one each side. Odds are I can evaluate by

??? ??? no " micky mousing " is when you do something halfassed that? you know in the back of your mind can possibly injure someone . ??? ??? animal

I'm pretty sure that is a permanent magnet motor, so no field winding. Jon

Hello Bill; Mr. Ohmmeter would be my friend in this application. Check the field windings to see if they are good, not shorted. Check the armature for shorts and continuity. I am sure that there is a

Yep. That's what we call "micky-mousing" something. I grew up not too far from Disneyland! Dad and Grandpa were great at it! William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement

??? ??? push comes to shove , ya can gut the motor take the armature off the shaft & put the shaft back in & power the shaft from another motor . ??? You'd be surprised at some of the things

Bill, we're with you.? But might be worth an off hours stop at an auto parts store or junk yard.Some of the old time hardware stores had brushes... lathe and mill.GregSent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE

True that! I'll have to see if I get some cash and make run to Pull a Part.? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from

Yep. But. That particular motor looks a lot lighter duty than these.? American Surplus & Salvage has a window motor without the gear box for $12.50. Long worm-type screw on it. Might buy one of them

It does. Only most of those things are rated about 30 watts at 12 volts. This thing supposedly needs a 20amp circuit to run it. So far as I can see, it only runs one motor at a time. My Ohm's Law

Unless I want to completely redesign it, I need the right-angle gear box. I'm not qualified for that! I could probably put a different gear box on it, but none of the ones I've found are near the

or a seat motor , since ya got it out maybe head out to a car wrecking yard & just ask " do ya got any of these ? ??? ??? ya never know . seat motors can move some weight ??? ???

As Dave said, "it sure looks like a windshield wiper motor"-

They don't have the brushes I need, nor do they have anything I can cut down to fit. Brushes are 5/16" square, approximately 5/8" long carbon block, and approximately 3/4" spring & braid. Looks like

Sure looks like a windshield wiper motor. Dusty