How to replace blower motor on a forced hot air furnace

The propane company wanted $800 to replace the blower motor, but I found one for $170 and did it myself, and saved $630!
tools needed:
13mm stubby wrench to remove the mounting bolts.
8mm wrench to remove the spindle screw.
3/8” socket to remove the motor brackets.
wire cutter/wire crimper.
wire connectors and hair dryer or butane lighter.
butane torch, heat gun, or hair dryer
electrical tape
pipe strapping
Parts:
Furnace: Nordyne 56,000 BTU.
Blower Motor: part #902095, 1/3 HP, 6 amps.
Capacitor: type NS1PC, 370 volts, 60 Hertz, 5 microfarad.
Recorded in March 2013, posted on June 14, 2017.
movie/TV credits:
13:18 - 13:26 “MacGyver” © Paramount Pictures, 1985
17:41 - 17:45 “Back to the Future” © Universal Pictures, 1985
All other sound effects are from iMovie/Apple.
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