Be nice to me and I can give you replacement final gears and stainless shafts too boot, instead of those Brass ones. I have lots of the shafts in stock and a box of spare gears.
Brass gear slipage - Any solution ?
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Re: Brass gear slipage - Any solution ?
Mike,
Be nice to me and I can give you replacement final gears and stainless shafts too boot, instead of those Brass ones. I have lots of the shafts in stock and a box of spare gears.
Be nice to me and I can give you replacement final gears and stainless shafts too boot, instead of those Brass ones. I have lots of the shafts in stock and a box of spare gears.
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Re: Brass gear slipage - Any solution ?
How about making another piece of metal that would slip over the stock frame bracing it further? You could prob find a "U" shaped bracket at the home improvement store that would fit.
Re: Brass gear slipage - Any solution ?
Freaky I am trying the spacer solution first. I still don't think the shafts would help since it is the frame that is giving. I try to fit one of the long shafts that I got from you but it was too short ?!?!?FreakyDude wrote:Mike,
Be nice to me and I can give you replacement final gears and stainless shafts too boot, instead of those Brass ones. I have lots of the shafts in stock and a box of spare gears.
