Hello
I have a small question, you talk about engine tp, what is exactly like engine?
If I am not mistaking, there is an 8mm âritzelâ in the Reisenauer catalog. Isnât the SSS shaft 8 mm ? Then there would be no need to lathe anything.
*** PS : this 8mm âritzelâ in the catalog seems to be for the super-chief. I donât know whether it suits the chief
Yes, there are versions of the SSS motor with 8mm and 10mm shaft. But as you mentioned the ritzel is for the Super Chief, I donât know if it would work, but I think the ritzels have a smaller diameter the higher the gear ratio is. This ritzel is for 4:1 and the Motor Chief has 5:1 or 6:1.
Hello
thank you for the expilcation, possibly have you a picture or a diagram for fixing the flange on the box and motor? because I can not understand the montage. in advance thank you
2 interesting details :
- The 4:1 super chief is rated at 40 000 rpm input. But the 6:1 is rated even higher at 50 000 rpm input
- Extract from Super chief manual :
For high performances it may be useful to use a liquid securing mean as âLoctite 222â (but first decrease the threads necessarily). DonÂŽt use in any case the enclosed Loctite 648 for pinion assembly! The connection would be indissolubly!
Nice ! So what about using that Loctite 648 for gluing the 5/6/8 mm gear to the motor shaft ? Look at what the guy is doing at 0:17 then 1:10 !!!
648 for pinion , you can remove if you heat up high enough and pull hard but you may damage other things with the heat , i remove my glued shaft from chief like that , just need to cook the glue âŠ
It glue very fast , donât stop screw or pushing , be sure to put it at the same level on the shaft then the gear , depending on the tickness of the flange , some motor shaft are just long enough