Motor Has No Torque, What is Up?

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beeg wrote:ABOUT $300.00. Last time the shop told them to buy the OEM.
Three hundred dollars is a reasonable estimate of cost for a replacement motor of todays' vintage if you can even buy a drop in motor for the Mark VII.

When I checked on having my Crafter's Station (Power Station) motor rewound the estimated cost was around $450. New was cheaper than rebuilt.
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