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[Down South]

No extended warranty. I can buy and fix a lot stuff myself and probably still have money left over by the time an extended warranty would expire.

I'll tear into the motor once I get the replacement. If it is repairable, I'll repair it for a spare.

The breaker is not the problem. I'm getting 14.3 or more volts to the motor. I can tap it with a hammer handle with the all jacks button activated and it tries to run. Probably a brush ring problem or worn brushes. I won't know until I dissemble it.

The 359303 motor mentioned above is not the one that I have. My old motor P/N is 414850 which has been superseded by P/N 179327. I think it's the same motor but just with a different number without any changes to the motor.

In my research I found one guy that received a new motor with the new P/N on the package but the motor still had the old P/N on it.

The $938 I spent includes a new motor, new coupling and shipping. They didn't charge tax.