I have a '94 conversion with the usual rear bench/sofa seat. The control switch didn't work and I found a blown 25A. fuse in one of the supply wires. I put the ohm meter on the motor leads and knew the motor was toast. Prices varied wildly but I found the exact motor for $89 from a Google search (www.rvandvansurplus.com). The picture below is just for grins.

 

you could repair that, you know! of course you would have to do it by hand!

 

No sir, that's not for me! One Memorial Day weekend about 30 years ago I was new to rifle cartridge reloading and with a "Lee Hand Loader" I deprimed, swagged, re-primed, charged and seated the bullet for 1,000 rounds of 5.56 NATO. I've bought ready to fire military surplus ever since


One step at a time. The only tool you supply is a plastic head mallet and ear plugs.



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