blimp,
It has a flange bearing on both side right now, but maybe I have it in on the wrong way ? How would it stop the frame from flexing ? As it is now I have the flange on the inside of the frame and I think that's the way it came.
Thanks !
Michael.
Can a gear slip one way and not the other ?
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Re: Can a gear slip one way and not the other ?
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Re: Can a gear slip one way and not the other ?
blimp wrote:Sorry Michael , I meant an aftermarket support bearing - something like these - http://www.auctiva.com/hostedimages/sho ... 0&format=0 Or use 8mm I/Dia flanged roller bearings . They attach to the HULL to stop the shaft flexing .
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Re: Can a gear slip one way and not the other ?
Just another thought Michael.... does the axle spin true when you just power it up ?....maybe your axle is bent
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Re: Can a gear slip one way and not the other ?
Just another thought Michael....to stiffen the cages....sandwich some epoxy between the stock cage...and a plate of steel cut to the same pattern having provisions for "flaps" that will cradle the high stress points 
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