Third gear hub
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Third gear hub
Hi everyone,
I cant track down the relevant instruction sheet but I seem to recall I need to attach the third gear hub to the crank with some retainer as well as the keys, so in service it wont budge.
Has my memory served me well?
What have you done with yours please
Thanks
Kev
I cant track down the relevant instruction sheet but I seem to recall I need to attach the third gear hub to the crank with some retainer as well as the keys, so in service it wont budge.
Has my memory served me well?
What have you done with yours please
Thanks
Kev
Kevster- Number of posts : 424
Location : Hertfordshire 4 inch; DCC road loco
Registration date : 2011-01-27
Re: Third gear hub
Hi Kev,
I found that when I put my hub in place it was very tight & I had great difficulty removing it, so I haven't used any liquid locking on mine, but then my engine hasn't moved in anger yet, so others may say I'm wrong to rely on tight fit!!
Regards,
Tony
I found that when I put my hub in place it was very tight & I had great difficulty removing it, so I haven't used any liquid locking on mine, but then my engine hasn't moved in anger yet, so others may say I'm wrong to rely on tight fit!!
Regards,
Tony
Tony King- Number of posts : 856
Age : 69
Location : scotland
Registration date : 2008-10-31
Re: Third gear hub
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the reply, seems I was right about the retainer then, I would imagine the retainer is belt and braces if its a very tight fit in the first place , just keep an eye on when you start running the engine.
When will you be setting fire to your engine?
I think we should all set up a special event for the occasion and please please get someone to video it, im sure you will recover once all that soot,ash ,oil and smoke does its work.
all joking aside though you do have a fantastic looking engine.
thanks
Kev
Thanks for the reply, seems I was right about the retainer then, I would imagine the retainer is belt and braces if its a very tight fit in the first place , just keep an eye on when you start running the engine.
When will you be setting fire to your engine?
I think we should all set up a special event for the occasion and please please get someone to video it, im sure you will recover once all that soot,ash ,oil and smoke does its work.
all joking aside though you do have a fantastic looking engine.
thanks
Kev
Kevster- Number of posts : 424
Location : Hertfordshire 4 inch; DCC road loco
Registration date : 2011-01-27
Re: Third gear hub
Hi Kev
In a few weeks I am going to sneak up on Tony's engine and sprinkle some of Crystals droppings all over it. As I am planning a visit down with Crystal in tow. She would not like me going without her.
In a few weeks I am going to sneak up on Tony's engine and sprinkle some of Crystals droppings all over it. As I am planning a visit down with Crystal in tow. She would not like me going without her.
lynnr- Number of posts : 3242
Age : 56
Location : Highland, 4inch showman
Registration date : 2010-08-06
Re: Third gear hub
daring stuff indeed Lynn!
but wil you get out alive?
Kev
but wil you get out alive?
Kev
Kevster- Number of posts : 424
Location : Hertfordshire 4 inch; DCC road loco
Registration date : 2011-01-27
Re: Third gear hub
Not a chance!!!!..... Joking aside, I'm really looking forward to seeing Lynn, but she'll have to bring a straight jacket & handcuffs & chain me up to the fence... Phew!! I'm quite looking forward to that too!!
Regards,
Tony
Regards,
Tony
Tony King- Number of posts : 856
Age : 69
Location : scotland
Registration date : 2008-10-31
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