I think you'll have to do the experiment and let us all know.
Donald.
Jim Franklin wrote:
> I JB Welded the plasitc sheath onto the motor shaft and that's when I
> discovered the hairline crack running down the length of the sheath. But
> it held well. However in the process of all that the 2 shouldered rubber
> grommet/washer things fell off and I can't figure out how they go back
> on. Each orientation leaks. So I bought a new motor from
> RepairClinic.com, because they had a page on the problem and fix of my
> particular DW.
>
> The old motor is 3 amps and about the size of an econobox starter. What
> arrived is a generic, one size fits all motor that clips into a sump
> that replaces my DW's sump. The motor is .65 amps and weighs about 3 oz.
> It doesn't feel like there's any metal in it at all. Should I even
> bother putting it in? I looks like it'd have trouble powering a goldfish
> tank. Are looks deceiving, and a motor that draws 1/6 the power can
> really do the job?
>
> thanks,
> jim_______________________________________________
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