Yes I’ll do that next time, I’m used to my motors where you can put a really long screws in because they pass in-between the magnets but that’s brushed I totally forgot that the coils where on the outside geees I new that too:007: :035:

Its weird you pay good money for an awesome motor but no specifications and we have brushless motors in stock for $29 and they come with a lot of info.:032:

no replacement coils:035:

this is what LMT said

"if you demaged the coil
no replacement possible

LMT replace only

ball bearing
end / front plate
rotor

but no coil !!!!!"

Ask them if you could buy a motor with out the rotor bearings or end bell.
You could put yours in it then.

good suggestion...didn't think of that...

I am sure that's possible.

The reason why you can't recoil them, is because it's cheaper to take a new aluminum can and coil that one, instead of removing the coild from your old one.