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Motor w/Pinion Gear (24830/24831)

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$13.67 $18.99 In stock

Motor with Pinion Gear (24830/24831) from Revell is offered here as a Standard option. This listing identifies the part by its Revell name and the referenced part numbers, and it is presented under the Revell brand.

  • Product name: Motor w/Pinion Gear (24830/24831)
  • Brand: Revell
  • Option: Standard
  • SKU code: 434319090
  • Part numbers referenced in the product name: 24830 and 24831

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward I. ★★★★★

The pinion gear came already pressed onto the shaft, so I didn't have to mess with aligning it myself. Bolted it into my project and the motor spun up smooth on the first try.

Matthew X. ★★★★★

The pinion gear comes already pressed on, which saved me the hassle of fighting a tiny set screw. Spins smoothly and the part numbers matched exactly what I needed for my restoration project. Not much to say—it's a motor, and it does the job.

Charlotte M. ★★★★★

Dropped right into my old build with no filing or shimming needed, and the gear teeth lined up cleanly on the first try. It runs quiet too, way less whine than the motor I pulled out.