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iayla
05-26-2005, 02:28 AM
Hi all.

i have a almost brand new R60 with about 3 tank till i crashed it.

Afther taking out evrything (to check up)

I am having problem settign up my main shaft (Main Gear Subassembly)
The wheel dosent seem to spin freely... i tryed to free the bolt on the "lower BRG Subassembly" and free up the "Pinion Gear Subassembly" but it dosent seem to make a diff.

am i doing somethign wrong on my set up?

even b4 my crash the wheel dosent seem to be smooth

i have a Sceadu Evo 50, if i compare on scale the "smoothless or the wheel" ill give the Evo a 9/10(verry smooth) and my Raptor 2/10(max).

Thanks all for helping out a Rookie.

WillJames
05-26-2005, 07:51 AM
Bad auto hub or auto hub bearing?

iayla
05-26-2005, 09:54 AM
Well, afther doing a dbl check and greassing the bearing (prob not bearing it spin smoothly)when i put the Upper BRG Subassembly.... the wheel dosent even move :dontknow :arggg: :arggg: :arggg: :(

Sar
05-26-2005, 12:19 PM
Do you have the collar on the main shaft oriented properly. There is a tapered or stepped end which is supposed to go towards the upper bearing.

iayla
05-27-2005, 12:16 AM
YES !

found out the prob,

to make this short uhmm i had to loosen all screw to see what was blocking it then found out the pinion gear was not allinged!

Thanks all for your help, now i am ready for another CRASH :lol:

Sar
05-27-2005, 01:35 PM
Just make sure you have fun doing it :D

iayla
05-27-2005, 02:40 PM
Just make sure you have fun doing it :D

you cannot immagine how HAPPY i am eh... ive this prob since my first the first set up!

Now the raptor is almost done, i have to figure out how to set up with my 9C n so... this is the hard part but ill come here to bug yall with my question!

PS: i had my first set up from a proz, he did evrything for me(w/o showing me) this was prob my worst mistake since i didnt learn anything.
i am like moving back work but hell, i am having a good time setting this up and mostly LEARNING!!!

Sar
05-28-2005, 12:08 PM
My first setup was by a Pro as well, but he made me do a lot of the tweaking, just told me what to do. After the first 2 or 3 assisted re-setups I could get it up and going by myself. Takes a while, but once you pick it up it becomes second nature. Of course there are always things to learn, the little 'tips and tricks' that seem to float around that you will pick up along the way that improve your setup.

I've had a lot of hobbies but once I quit learning, I dump them. Aside from electronics, heli's have kept me the busiest and my brain the most entertained.