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Re: pic: KING TeC 2169 Lift Gear

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Originally Posted by Adrian Clark View Post
The broken gear: 7075 Al ~70ksi yield strength
Common steel gear: ~40ksi yeild strength

You can't fix this problem by replacing the gear. The pinion is overloaded and the best fix is a redesign that reduces load.

-Adrian

Edit: I went on a gear strength rant a while back, it could help you.
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...4&postcount=15
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I agree they should fix the design to not load such a small gear/use on final reduction. But also I believe all the steel gears by VEX PRO are 4140 steel which should have a yield at 100ksi or more.
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