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3DHS 87" Extra 300 SHP

robj

robj

70cc twin V2
A little cotter pin on the axle prevents all wheels from coming off. :) So handy bigfoot comes standard with the pin and predrilled hole now.
 
robj

robj

70cc twin V2
When I smiths doing it it made sense, I did the 87 and 103 before the first flight. Not as hard as it looks. I set the collar, then drilled through the collar and shaft at once.
 
zmonster97

zmonster97

Member
I didn't even use the collar. I just drilled a hole in the axle and put the pin through. I have a washer betwen the pin and wheel.
 
aronph

aronph

70cc twin V2
robj said:
When I smiths doing it it made sense, I did the 87 and 103 before the first flight. Not as hard as it looks. I set the collar, then drilled through the collar and shaft at once.
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using the collar as a drill guide...genius
 
robj

robj

70cc twin V2
Been on for 80-90 flights now, about 99% concrete runway. I have some spares, eventually will put them on.
 

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Monster-Energy

Monster-Energy

50cc
I have always ground a flat spot on the axle and use 2 collars per axle. I am going to try cutting some threads with a dye on my 103 Extra when I put it together.
 
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