Wrong!!
It will run 20% slower at 50 Hz. You have it the other way round. Living in the UK I suffer from this all the time
Sorry the quote didn't come up from the few posts above me

Very interesting baldwit, you have brought up a subject very dear to my heart. I have often wondered which lug either the 50 or 60Hz would produce less strain/heat on the coil here in the UK. Since my Bally Hawaii spotting motor went up in flames some years ago wired to the 50Hz lug I have often agonised as to weather it might not have happened if 60Hz lug had been used. Which lug produces the most resistance and would that make it run hotter in the UK due to the increased strain? (Not sure if I've made sense with that). No motor class lessons in my school we were all busy thinking about girls

Wow thanks for that @baldwit
I will no longer concider the 60Hz lug and stop worrying.
It's a shame that the coil is so hard to remove thus making a rewind so difficult to do. If you have any tips to share on that I will pay great attention. I have 3 motors I would love to restore. Thanks for your time

Maybe starting a motor coil removale thread would be a good idea..... but I think it's impossible

Am I the only one who doesn't get this

Anyway pic shows a shutter motor from my United Pixies, bingo; I bought the last one ever from PBR. I couldn't split it any further than you can see, could've saved $160, damn. No point starting new thread we all know brut force is the answer. The end

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