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Re: FP Gearbox Ratio
Is there an easy way to pull the pinion off an old FP and re-fit it onto the new ones?
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Re: FP Gearbox Ratio
Still needs to be COTS.....and no, there is not an easy way to get them off. It's possible to get the gears off, but it seems to require building your own strong gear puller.
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Re: FP Gearbox Ratio
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As Mr. Forbes posted, it is possible to get the pinion off. Teams have done this to use the FP with Banebots and AM Planetary gearboxes. Once you do get it off though I'm not sure if you could put it back onto a different motor. EDIT: As the FP with 19 tooth pinion appears to still be available from AM I think it's time for me to head over to the Q&A and see what the GDC thinks about this mess. Last edited by Vikesrock : 23-01-2010 at 01:36. |
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Re: FP Gearbox Ratio
You can get the gear off with a pin punch in an arbor press, with a custom milled plate with a slot to hold it. Or, if you don't care about destroying the gear, you can crack it with a nut buster.
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