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I don’t gamble so you can forget that idea.

Beats me how this is an electrical problem, it’s clearly mechanical or general overloading in the process. Replace the shear pin with a cut down EN8.8 bolt. It doesn’t have to last long.

Any drive that could have problems with high torque/jamming should be fitted with a torque limiting clutch.
 

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