Justin,
Yes I have the answer, courtesy of Chris Kantarjiev of the Dimebank Garage!
I found out that my motor was cooked in the resistor/field wiring but
fortunatley I had two more used motors. One looked like it had been under
water for a couple years when I got it open. The other was dirty but the
guts were OK. I took the best of all three and made a good motor.
Now to your question.... from the GT-6 Service Manual
G goes to one brush and one end of the field.
N/LG goes to the other end of the field and to the resistor (which is
wrapped outside the field wires in white insulation).
R/lg goes to the terminal that the other brush/red switch wire is hooked
to.
I opened the end and took an ohm meter to ring out the wires. If your not
sure how to do this let me know and I'll reply in detail.
Good Luck, hope you don't fry yours getting it going!
Doug Byam
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