I've found a rewinding company nearby, and I might ask them for a quote. I'll see how the drying out goes. If the leakage current stays at 1 mA it's not a problem.
The motor is closely coupled to the hydraulic pump that drives the log splitter. The pump has to be dismantled to get the motor apart. The pump housing is also contains the pipes and it's the support for the motor. With all that, I'm not going to be able to get a new motor on it's own. Unless I were to find a new motor and use the winding assembly, but I think that is a long shot.
This is the log splitter:-
https://www.logsplitter.biz/product...-splitter-xm-580.html?product_id=294673648830
The motor is closely coupled to the hydraulic pump that drives the log splitter. The pump has to be dismantled to get the motor apart. The pump housing is also contains the pipes and it's the support for the motor. With all that, I'm not going to be able to get a new motor on it's own. Unless I were to find a new motor and use the winding assembly, but I think that is a long shot.
This is the log splitter:-
https://www.logsplitter.biz/product...-splitter-xm-580.html?product_id=294673648830