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The switch keeps burning out and the motor turns about one turn and then will not turn again. Motorguide Trolling Motor Brute,767 67 lb thrust 12/24 volt Hyper Drive

  • Ian Summerfield
    Ian Summerfield Jul 01, 2010

    sounds like bearings seized,or motor burnt out

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I think its time to strip this motor out,, it sounds like its has a short in the field coil winding,,as its pulling far to many amps,,,,

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