N scale refurbish your Atlas/Rivarossi motors at home.

If you would like to buy some 12v motors, they are available on my website.
Watchtrainsnow.com
had a couple of non-running engines, I found motors that could work to repair them. Follow along à I experiment to get them going again.

[@northmill70]

Excellent video. I have just shoved those motors in Atlas chassis before without taking anything apart. Just cut off the other end like you did.. I needed to machine out the frame a little to get them to fit. Thanks for the bonus at the end.

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

that's a good idea.

[@gpalmt]

Excellent video, and nice bonus thank you

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jerrystone7521]

Nice surprise on the end!!

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

Yeah, it’s a bonus feature…

[@damiencx5002]

Very handy video, you did a great job. 🇦🇺

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

Glad it was helpful!

[@damiencx5002]

@watchtrainsnow1099 Yes, very helpful 👍I always enjoy your videos ( sit back and relax), pick up ideas and different ways. Always useful. 🇦🇺

[@user-zu2li2sm3h]

I wish someone had shown me how to do this in 1972. W Alsdorf

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

TH-cam is great!

[@mikekohn5674]

Does the motor you used run a little slower, i.e. more realistic, than the original?

[@watchtrainsnow1099]

It's very close, about the same.