James,
The Jap 95 tank used a balanced lever bogie hung off a swing arm. Marc did
something similar with his Leopard. The video clearly shows the 95
suspension in action. Should be simple to build.
Steve Tyng
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolaPCZx5nc
http://www.commandojurre.nl/
Mike, i am interested in how you attached your drive sprockets to the actual
motors.
Thx.
Stewart
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I found a small hub that fit the output shaft of the gearbox. Onto those,I
welded a flat thick washer that was tapped for three bolts. The sprocket got
three matching holes and is bolted directly to the modified hub washer.
At first I was concerned about abnormal wear in the gearbox by the
For smooth shafts with no keyways I use Fenner Trantorque keyless
bushings... They are quite expensive unless you find them on Ebay like I
did. The come in metric and standard sizes. They clamp down on the smooth
shaft while applying torque outward on the inner bore of the sprocket.
They clamp
pics?
In a message dated 2/26/2015 9:13:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
tan...@gmail.com writes:
For smooth shafts with no keyways I use Fenner Trantorque keyless
bushings... They are quite expensive unless you find them on Ebay like I did.
The
come in metric and standard sizes. They
