is this a possibility or not and would I need any special tools other than what I have at home--any pictures would be great Greg
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It would be easier to find another switch.
I'd just look for another switch machine, much easier than trying to replace the coil. A couple of screws separates the switch machine from the switch body.
What they said. I figured that I would remove and rewind a burned out coil on one of these once, but quickly gave up the idea. It's a good idea to keep a spare or two around anyway so you can make quick replacements.
Rod
