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toughbox gear/shaft slippage
Has anyone noticed that the drive shaft gear is a loose fit on the drive shaft? That is a bad thing, correct? I guess it will wear over time but it should be a pretty tight fit to begin with, right?. We took a toughbox apart (we have been abusing for a few days testing software) and it was a noticeably loose. But when we went to replace it with a new piece, they are loose also (tried 3 separate gears and shafts). It seems to be designed that way!
Please help a poor EE trying to diagnose a mechanical problem. TIA |
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