Finally got the new blower motor today.
It warmed up enough to start melting the snow so I took my time installing the new blower motor.
I measured the amps of the new motor with no load (sitting on the floor) to be 2.1A. The old motor with no load measured 3.2A.
After installing the new blower motor I measured the amps with the blower cover on and the furnace filter in. It measured 4.0A. This is compared to the old motor (loaded) measured 4.6A. Not a huge difference but every little bit helps.
I ended up putting in synthetic lube in the bearings, the oil I previously put in was gone, to get the old motor to limp-along for another day. I forgot how quite a furnace can be after the blower motor replacement. Thanks for all the advice and encouragement along the way.
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