Did mine today. When I opened it up it was filled with water in don't know how it was still running What made me do mine the battery lead was getting hot. Thank you for your video could not have done it without it👍👌
This is how you break in an RC Motor in water. My video Demonstration Link. Hope this answers a lot of questions. Peace. ua-cam.com/video/nyQQBLW-arI/v-deo.html
Great video buddy... I just picked up a motor guide 12/24V pedal steer and it doesnt work! You answered my first question - if I can use my battery charger to test the dang thing lol. So pulling the top "the head" off Ive found a 3 prong terminal with two black and the green wires attached- they were burnt- stripped back and cleaned the connection still no power... I guess I should check the Low end "prop assembly" for more burnt wires or rusty brushes etc???? Any Ideas or helping hints would be Awesomely Appreciated! KyFishOn Nakia THANKS
They are in there for sure. I rebuilt 3 of these last spring and they were use all last summer. Going to pull one apart soon to see if water got in. Thanks for the comment and have a great day.
i just fixed two out of three of my "dead" tm's. water rusted the 3rd so bad it's toast. am going to flex-seal the outsides to prevent h20 entering my last two. pray for me
That's the whole key. These motors are still running with just using the plumbers grease too seal them. Haven't taken them apart since I made this video years ago. Enjoy your weekend.
Do you know how to remove the speed control board? I need to resolder the blue wire but when I removed the board there were a bunch of wires attached to the housing so I couldnt really pull the board out.
China... in 2010 I put a salvage 1992 mitsubishi mighty max back on the road. I bought a lot of Chinese produced parts cheap on the internet. within 5 years, every single part had failed. Thats the other side of the "made in China" thing. They need us as much as we need them... without the US, who would buy all their plastic shit?
I think it is the seal on the shaft. I used plumbers grease when I reassembled. I need to check this rebuild. It was used all last summer without a problem.
Did mine today. When I opened it up it was filled with water in don't know how it was still running
What made me do mine the battery lead was getting hot.
Thank you for your video could not have done it without it👍👌
You are very welcome. Glad I could Help.
This is how you break in an RC Motor in water. My video Demonstration Link. Hope this answers a lot of questions. Peace.
ua-cam.com/video/nyQQBLW-arI/v-deo.html
I ran mine with water in it for about 2 years😂😂 had no idea, but it kept on running!!
You Rock! It's a huge disadvantage fish without Trollmotor
Instablaster
Awesome video. Keep up the great work big thumbs up.
Thanks for stopping by the shop. Have a great day.
You made that look easy. Well done video, thanks.
You are Welcome.
Watersnake LIVES AGAIN 💥 Thanks for showing!
That Motor is still Working after My Rebuild.
Great Undertaking 👍
Thank BD. Have a great day.
Great video buddy... I just picked up a motor guide 12/24V pedal steer and it doesnt work! You answered my first question - if I can use my battery charger to test the dang thing lol. So pulling the top "the head" off Ive found a 3 prong terminal with two black and the green wires attached- they were burnt- stripped back and cleaned the connection still no power... I guess I should check the Low end "prop assembly" for more burnt wires or rusty brushes etc???? Any Ideas or helping hints would be Awesomely Appreciated! KyFishOn Nakia THANKS
nice rebuild buddy
Thanks.
Not 100% sure but did you forget to put the washers back on the shaft? They go inside the housing against the c-clip washer on the shaft.
They are in there for sure. I rebuilt 3 of these last spring and they were use all last summer. Going to pull one apart soon to see if water got in. Thanks for the comment and have a great day.
i just fixed two out of three of my "dead" tm's. water rusted the 3rd so bad it's toast. am going to flex-seal the outsides to prevent h20 entering my last two. pray for me
That's the whole key. These motors are still running with just using the plumbers grease too seal them. Haven't taken them apart since I made this video years ago. Enjoy your weekend.
Do you know how to remove the speed control board? I need to resolder the blue wire but when I removed the board there were a bunch of wires attached to the housing so I couldnt really pull the board out.
I do not know. I am learning about speed Controls now on a different motor. Starting to figure it out. Thank You for the question.
China... in 2010 I put a salvage 1992 mitsubishi mighty max back on the road. I bought a lot of Chinese produced parts cheap on the internet. within 5 years, every single part had failed. Thats the other side of the "made in China" thing. They need us as much as we need them... without the US, who would buy all their plastic shit?
LOL, That is funny.
Liking the untended comedy .... :-D
320...420 Whatever It Takes😂💪🏽
We gotta hold this ship together. Whatever it takes.
You would think that they would use some O rings on something that works under water O rings work miracles on stuff like that
they are o rings on these and if water got in change that o ring or youl have the same trouble soon,grease does not replace o rings
Best solution is to get a Motorguide or Minn Kota
These motors are still working after the rebuild. two years now. Thanks for commenting I understand what you are saying.
Hi friend how do you stop the water from coming in again will the grease do this
I believe so. Plumbers Grease. Motors are still working. Going to open one to check. Otherwise it seams all good. Thanks for watching.
Cheers
Cheers!
Supposed to use lubricant that’s graphite-based
These motors are still running since the rebuild a few years ago.
should be oring there .if water got in change that oring
Have not had a failure on these motors since I made this video. They work to this day. Happy Fourth.
Any one have water in lower motor housing how to fix no visible cracks guessing seal?
I think it is the seal on the shaft. I used plumbers grease when I reassembled. I need to check this rebuild. It was used all last summer without a problem.
LOLOL @ DERN Washers....
Merry Christmas BirdDog.
Lmao ratnest