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Originally Posted by Coffeeism
Electric motors have a "start-up current" that is higher than the normal current it draws. Since your motor is under such a high load it cannot electrically overcome the initial resistance. When you move it,physically you are physically providing the force the motor needs to startup.
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It sounds like you are saying that a brushed DC motor outputs more torque when moving than when stalled. That's not what you meant, is it?