Thread: 19-tooth FP pinion on a Banebot 550 motor?
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Re: 19-tooth FP pinion on a Banebot 550 motor?
Unfortunately, the BB RS550 has a smooth shaft and it's OD is identical to the FP 19 tooth pinions' ID.
We drilled and tapped our pinion for a set screw. We then assembled the pinion to the shaft using Loctite 609. 609 is specifically made for cylindrical assembly's with a gap of up to .005". It has a sheer strength of 3000 Lbs. It works like a charm.
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