Micro DC 12V-24V 10000RPM 775 Motor Ball Bearing Large Torque High Power Low Noise Brushed DC Motor Driver for Electrical Tools DIY

I burnt the motor up in my DeWalt bandsaw 18 V. DeWalt wanted 130 bucks to fix it. Just needed to pull the gear off the old motor and place it on the new one, a little heat from a propane torch and it came off. This motor is well built and I popped it in there and it works great now.

Got this to work as a replacement in my Craftsman 19.2v drill which had a Mabuchi RS-775WC-8514There were a few minor issues:- the shaft bearings on this BestTong motor are larger than the original, so the motor mount needs to be modified (drilled out) to accommodate the larger bearing cap (~17.5mm vs ~15.25mm diameter)- the protective collar around the new motor is a slightly different shape than the original - just use pliers to swap the original onto the new motor so it doesn't interfere with the drill handle- the BestTong motor spins 25% slower than the original Mabuchi motor - I knew this going in based its specs. This is OK since there is plenty of torque which is more important to me.Minus 1 star based on the dimensions of the bearing cap which isn't disclosed in the measurements included in the photos. Otherwise, this is an inexpensive way to rehabilitate a 15 year old drill.

Used this to fix a Porter-Cable reciprocating saw. Fit, although did have to make a small modification to the saw to accomodate. Was a minor change and i had the tools for it. Very powerful and durable so far.

Good motor for saw repair, easy to use, good value, durability is good, good fit, high power.

I replaced the motor on my 20v craftsman leaf blower that quit working after cutting the shaft to shorten it so it would work so far i can tell my battery lasts longer and the blower runs great I would buy again if needed

The positive was mismarked and the bearing flange was a different size. I made it work by just swapping the wires and opened up the mounting hole. I got my favorite battery powered chainsaw up and running. It beats spending 10 times as much for a new chainsaw. Seems to have the same speed and power before I ran the brushes out of it. I'm sure it's not top quality but I'm ready to swap this out again with the same motor.

used this motor in an 18v porter-cable reciprocal saw. shoulder of output shaft is quite a bit bigger than the original motor. it was very difficult to enlarge the hole on the saw. luckily i had tools to make it work. motor seems strong and looks better built than original.

Looks good put on my ryobi lithium circular saw. 5 1/2 small one. Ive had it for about 6 years. Was cutting some 1x 6 pine cut about square up cuts and motor started smoking and quit it was done in 5 cuts in burned up. The replacement was very simple i double checked wiring it was all good motor just no good