Hi All,
I'm looking for advice from the collective wisdom that forms this forum.
I'm in the early stages of building a Tamiya Tiger II. The chassis is fully built and I've temporarily fitted Kenny Kong tracks. They are heavy and lifting the beast pulls the drive sprockets slightly. So, I know I need to attach support bearings. But which ones? I'm also looking to a gear box set up. The model, when completed, is going to lead a relatively gentle operational life, but I still want it to have a robust transmission for it.
Any advice is much appreciated.
SUPPORT BEARINGS AND GEAR BOXES
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- Sergeant
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Re: SUPPORT BEARINGS AND GEAR BOXES
To be honest the flex is probably coming from the chassis. You would do well to fit a gearbox brace which should stop this flex. As far as bearings go
http://www.axels-modellbau-shop.de/kata ... :7519.html
Might be worth trying eto see if he's got any stock
http://www.axels-modellbau-shop.de/kata ... :7519.html
Might be worth trying eto see if he's got any stock
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- Sergeant
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Re: SUPPORT BEARINGS AND GEAR BOXES
Thanks Gents,
I'm looking into just which ones might work now.
I'm looking into just which ones might work now.