long shot...ID this motor?
 

I was told it was a 35t handwound but there's nothing on it that I can identify.

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Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

If you put up some pics of the arm I bet EddyO or Holmes would know what it is...Looking at the arm will tell you if it is hand wound or machine wound.

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

Looks like a old JP customs warrior rt. Which is essentially a brood motor.

But the capacitors have me confused.....

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

It appears to be a Ti Worlds based teardown....Kr Endbell, Ti Can....may be one of mine. We always engrave the wind on the shaft usually, though some early models we did not. It may of been sold as a Warrior from JP...or directly from me.

Later EddieO

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

added a couple more pics; nothing stamped on the arm that I could see.

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

Thats something produced by fantom....who's labeled it had on it, dunno....

Its a good quality teardown and armature...needs a rebuild though.

Later EddieO

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

they're website only shows brushless racing motors...I guess anyone could do a rebuild on this if I decided to do so?

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

They no longer sell crawler brushed motors, just do OEM work for a few...

I do brush rebuilds still, as do a few other companies.....

Later EddieO

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

That is one of my early TorqueMaster Pro motors before we started importing modern teardowns. The underside of the sticker was white and the top layer would always peel off. We refurbish any motor if you need some assistance, or we can help you learn to do it yourself.

Re: long shot...ID this motor?
 

headed your way John! Thanks!