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The only problem with this style of wiper motor, is that the motor must change direction after each swipe. That causes a lot of wear on the contacts. In most wiper motors the motor spins in one direction only. The gearing causes the shaft arm to oscillate back and forth. So for longevity you...

The marine industry leader for wiper motors is "AFI" and they make a lot of different models, some in 24 Volts .

Most all electric wiper motors cannot be modified to adjust the travel. It is a matter of gearing. The most common off the top of my head are 90 degree, 110, and 120 degree's of travel. Some of the newer cars can have some extreme angles ! But they are not adjustable. The motor always travels in...