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Which trailer?
01-20-2007, 10:30 AM
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I love my Genesis! I have had some things break on it though as to be expected such as: the forward gear inside the trans, and 1st gear on the clutchbell started to strip out. I may not have had the engine lined up perfectly after putting in the forward gear. Also, the frt. driveshaft set screw backed off from the front pinion shaft, so the truck would not move. That only required some loctite and tightening that screw down. Other than that the Genesis has not broken unless it was caused by me. Cen claims 45 MPH, but I haven't got mine to shift into 3rd gear yet. One thing I would recommend is a Tiger drive electric start, because blistered fingers and bleeding knuckles will grow on you after a while as the .46 engine has tons of compression!
I hope rcmaster doesn't get mad for this little commercial!
I hope rcmaster doesn't get mad for this little commercial!
01-20-2007, 10:51 AM
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RE: Which trailer?
That's alright, but if you want to talk anymore about it it would probably be good to take it to pm'ing each other or something. Thanks!
01-22-2007, 10:31 AM
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I have been working on a side project trailer for a 1:10 motorcycle, so I know how hard you guys all worked on your trailers. They all show some great ideas, but I voted for VDub99AML's boat trailer because it is clean and professional-looking. I need to learn to weld or braze, so I can do the same kind of work.
Great trailers, everyone!
Jason
Great trailers, everyone!
Jason
01-22-2007, 11:22 AM
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RE: Which trailer?
ORIGINAL: icecreamslick
I have been working on a side project trailer for a 1:10 motorcycle, so I know how hard you guys all worked on your trailers. They all show some great ideas, but I voted for VDub99AML's boat trailer because it is clean and professional-looking. I need to learn to weld or braze, so I can do the same kind of work.
Great trailers, everyone!
Jason
I have been working on a side project trailer for a 1:10 motorcycle, so I know how hard you guys all worked on your trailers. They all show some great ideas, but I voted for VDub99AML's boat trailer because it is clean and professional-looking. I need to learn to weld or braze, so I can do the same kind of work.
Great trailers, everyone!
Jason
This place has rods you can get to weld aluminum.
The metal has to be very clean.
http://www.alumaloy.net/
Don M.
