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Tamiya twin gearbox problem
- 04-25-2007
April 25, 2007, 8:55 pm
I've assembled the gearbox according to the "A" configuration, which
is the standard speed. But each side does not rotate independently of
the other. I have gone over the directions several times and compared
to the pictures...it is assembled correctly. But it looks like the
design is wrong, because the shaft with the lock nuts is tying both
sides together.
Anyone have experience with this gearbox?
Mike
is the standard speed. But each side does not rotate independently of
the other. I have gone over the directions several times and compared
to the pictures...it is assembled correctly. But it looks like the
design is wrong, because the shaft with the lock nuts is tying both
sides together.
Anyone have experience with this gearbox?
Mike
Re: Tamiya twin gearbox problem
Yes, I'm using it, though in configuration D. My wheels certainly
rotate independently. I've also used a lot of other Tamiya products,
and found both the products and the directions to be of extremely high
quality. I hate to say it, but my guess is that you're misinterpreting
the instructions. They wouldn't put out a plan that locks the two sides
together.
Indeed, looking at the directions for A, I don't see any part that
extends all the way through the middle. So I'm not sure what shaft
you're referring to, but I think whatever you have in mind there should
be two shafts.
Best,
- Joe
Re: Tamiya twin gearbox problem
got the "twin gearbox" (doesn't have a D config). For configs A and B
one of the shafts does actually go through the middle.
So I went through the instruction sheet one more time and right next
to the second lock nut it says, "Do not secure." Doh! It works now.
And you're right...very high quality product.
Mike
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