Fitting reduction gearboxes
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Fitting reduction gearboxes
Just a quick one. Bought reduction gear boxes for the HL Jagdpanther found to no surprise some of the mounts did'nt line up. Ordered some M3 threaded rod and nuts from ebay for no more than a couple of pounds shipped. 1 secure gearbox.
Last edited by Gunshy on Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:56 am, edited 1 time in total.
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oldfeller
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Re: Fitting reduction gearboxes
Hi Gunshy
I was told you had to modify to fit these gears, great idea using the M3 screw and nut to secure the gears in place
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Gerwyn
I was told you had to modify to fit these gears, great idea using the M3 screw and nut to secure the gears in place
.Gerwyn
Re: Fitting reduction gearboxes
Nice mod on the gear boxes
Re: Fitting reduction gearboxes
Hope it helps. The drive shafts on the new gears were slightly thicker than the originals. So I used a stanley knife to shave the inside of the drive sprockets.
I was quite chuffed it seems to work.
I was quite chuffed it seems to work.
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oldfeller
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Re: Fitting reduction gearboxes
Hi Gunshy
You must have a lot of patience to Mate , I like the way you do things, thats how I work 
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"if theres a way then theres a will".
Gerwyn
You must have a lot of patience to Mate
, I like the way you do things, thats how I work ."if theres a way then theres a will".
Gerwyn
