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 YES! I am a MENTOR. Not a chaperone. I am busy all day, I don't want to deal with the stupidity that may or may not go on at night. Besides, I might see something as a cool physics experiment, where a chaperone might see someone dropping pop cans down the stair wells. - Not2B [more] |
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Bag motor mechanical connection
I know the bag motor will connect to the versa gear box but how? We do not have said gearbox. We are looking to use some there is no key/ thred/press kunral. What is the best way to attach these things?
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31-01-2016, 13:19
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Re: Bag motor mechanical connection
Have you seen the VersaPlanetary User's Guide?
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31-01-2016, 13:20
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Re: Bag motor mechanical connection
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31-01-2016, 13:31
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Re: Bag motor mechanical connection
Thanks . Split collar the key way looking part I assume is to allow the collar to tighten with the set screw. It looks make able but may be better off spending the $$ and buying the gearbox
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31-01-2016, 14:22
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Re: Bag motor mechanical connection
You do not need knurling on the shaft to do a press on gear. West Coast Products offers a pinion gear designed as a press on for the BAG motor. http://www.wcproducts.net/32-dp-gears
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