Lil Hoss

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Can anyone please tell me where to buy a 6mm X 60mm "T" pins for a nose gear?? I'm having a heck of a time locating some.....

Thanks
Hoss

CARS II

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Got a picture?

ianober

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Have you tried McMaster yet? They usually have tons of stuff

[link]http://www.mcmaster.com[/link]

Lil Hoss

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Yes I did try Mcmaster, Your right they do have tons of stuff. The pins that they have are not hardened or metric. Metric is not a big deal. The bushing can be drilled out to accept american. I even tried our local hardware store and the same story,,,, Not hardened
Thanks for your reply. hopefully something will come thru

Thanks
Hoss

Steve Collins

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I am not sure what you mean by a "T" pin but if you are talking about an axle, Dreamworks carry them (but not metric sizes).

Is this what you are looking for:
http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=577

747drvr

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I'm pretty sure you don't need hardened . The Robarts aren't .

Marc

Lil Hoss

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Thanks for the replys guys. If they are not hardend, I think they will bend. I should of mention that I fly off a rough grass field. Todd from Dreamworks contacted me and told me about axles that might work So Thank you Steve Collins for your suggestion

Hoss

digitech

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what you can do is get a 6mm pin
and use a small wheel collard to hold it.

Lil Hoss

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Sandor,, It is your jet1Agear. I am useing Feo Bao retracts in the Velox. It seems as though the pin is a 1/2 to short....... The pin through the bushing, than through the steering arm and than into the strut,,, I am a 1/2 short of hitting the set screw. AmI doing something wrong????


Hoss

Angus McDonald

If it's just a hardened pin you need in meteric go to KBC tools and order in some metric drill rod, problably cost you about $3 for a polished 36" piece, I just ordered a whack of sizes and the stuff is beautiful.

Angus