> I have an Overland Alco S-4 that needs a replacement motor, original is shot.
> I have identified a NWSL motor with part # 2032D-9 that meets the size needed.
> Appreciate any help,
> Luther "S"tephens
Luther....
In addition to the size, make sure the RPMs are about the same as the original
motor. Otherwise the speed of the loco will be different -- which could be
good or bad, depending.
It is rare to hear of a motor simply wearing out from too much running. What
do you think might have caused it to fail -- if anything? The replacement
motor might also fail if the root cause is not determined and fixed.
Cheers....Ed L.
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