6 Pack DC 1.5-3V 15000RPM Mini Electric Motor for DIY Toys, Science Experiments

I used these to fix a set of toys for a family member. The Thomas the Tank Engine Trackmaster (early era, at least) toys happen to use this exact motor, so it's an easy replacement with some simple soldering. The motor for the toys seems to have died completely, so swapping in one of these worked very well. I would recommend getting a battery terminal to verify the functionality of the motors before putting them in whatever project. While all of mine worked, I wouldn't be surprised (based on the other reviews on this listing) if some didn't work.

10 out of 10 them if you want to make something faster this is what you need

worked out great , quality The product arrived as advertised and met all my expectations in terms of quality. It performed just as described, and I had no issues using it. I would definitely purchase it again if I found myself in the same situation.

I used this motor to replace one That had burnt out in the rear axle of a rock crawler toy I bought on Amazon. With a screwdriver and some solder I Now have a working rock crawler again. My son and daughter have the exact same rock crawlers. And I expect the same issue down the road. With a six pack of new motors we will be running for a long time.

These motors are just what I needed to fix my frother that I also bought on amazon. Lasted about 6 months. I don't expect these motors to last forever as the brushes in these motors are small and they spin up fast so having extras is handy. Perfect fit. Just dropped in. Now I can froth up my morning bullet coffee again.

The packaging was very nice and quality of the dc motor was indeed amazing. Although it was very durable and strong, I would recommend to take out the inside of the DC motor and replace it with another DC motor

These things lost a star because the leads come off very easily and there really is no way to put them back on. They regained a star for durability. I had to run them at 20 volts and 2 amps for 1 and a half hours at a science fair. It did just fine. One of my other motors died because it was left unattended and school while little kids were around (I was a chaperone making an example project) and one of the kids turned it on and my project fell over. The motor was unable to move with around 4.5 volts going through it. It sat like that for around 2 hours (I was attending a different class). When I came back the motor had gotten so hot that it had melted the hot glue holding it on and the wire that was connected to it. The motor was permanetley seized.

I bought this to fix my old Disneyland Train Set that I got for Christmas in 1986. After sitting in attics for 3 decades, when I got it out the motor was completely fried. I took it to a few local hobby shops and found out that hobby shops now just want to sell throwaway RC cars and Drones and have no interest in doing repairs or selling parts. So I searched on Amazon for a replacement and found these. This motor was an identical fit, except for the cap color it looked identical to the original. The train has been running great now and my 3 year-old loves it.