No...But if the motor is lubed properly it should roll to a stop just like a flywheel would.
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Charter Member- Tardis Train Crew (TTC) - Detroit3railers- Detroit Historical society Glancy Modular trains- Charter member BTTS
Could I get a motor that would be compatible with a flywheel for it?
Aaron, leader of AMTC, Aaron's Mukwonago Train Club.
sir james I...They are easy to service...
Yes, the 8020-100 motor is not inherently noisy and responds well to proper servicing.
Rob
No flywheel for those motors. They are easy to service. Remove the brushplate, if you carefully move it straight up you do not have to unsolder it. Clean and lube the armature and gear, it should run pretty good. Remember to add a small amount of lube to the top end of the armature as well.
As many of you who own this loco, you know that its motor is very noisy. Is it possible to replace it with a flywheel?
Aaron, Leader of AMTC, Aaron's Mukwonago Train Club.
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