T95 gun motor carrage

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seejianshin
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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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Thanks Alpha but I wanted removable tracks, two axels sticking out of the sprockets is not the best idea.
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Hey guys I found this pic, which could be the answer, or the question to my build. Notice the bulge on the rear sprocket, it could be the connection between the outer and inner tracks.
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seejianshin wrote:Hey guys I found this pic, which could be the answer, or the question to my build. Notice the bulge on the rear sprocket, it could be the connection between the outer and inner tracks.
Shin.... there is not connection of the tracks themselves.... four separate rows....Anyway got good and bad news for you.... you remember Sassgrunt... well he dropped off the set of sprockets he built up... as he isn't good with photos... so I'll take them apart and photograph them for you

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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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This is like trying to build a Corvette from a Mustang, or an Aston Martin from a Jaguar. :think:
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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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More like building a tank with a car......
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Or a jerry can from a bucket. shaun
I think I am about to upset someone :haha:
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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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jackalope wrote:This is like trying to build a Corvette from a Mustang, or an Aston Martin from a Jaguar. :think:
seejianshin wrote:More like building a tank with a car......
jarndice wrote:Or a jerry can from a bucket. shaun
:haha: :haha: :haha:

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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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Hi guys i had a new question, how do you remove the heng long wheels?
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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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seejianshin wrote:Hi guys i had a new question, how do you remove the heng long wheels?
The Sprockets and idlers or the road wheels themselves?

The sprocket has an Allen screw ...sometimes phillips holding it to the axle...the rest of the wheels you have to split in half...be very careful...sometimes running a saw blade on the inner helps... sometimes it doesn't ...it depends on how much glue was put on in the factory...you will find some are easy and will separate with a flat head screwdriver....the other option is to drill out the center hub of each wheel allowing you to access the screw ;)

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PS ...sorry shin..haven't had time to photograph Sassgrunt's sprockets ... hopefully later today ;)
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Re: T95 gun motor carrage

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Thanks Alpha,
For the wheels, i removed every one of them by drilling on the centre hub. :-)
As for the picture, Alpha please take your time since my gun, wheels, tracks, crystals and more had not arrived yet, so i really cannot start yet.
Thanks in advance.
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