woobley wheels
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ok guys, i put new steering liners on my truggy , upon taking the wheels off i noticed it didn't even have none, (wonder what company sold me this) anyway i inspected the bearings and they look good, i have always had a piece of fuel line in the cups, when i go back to put my wheels on ,they still wooble, i don't know what else it could be, could the bearings look good and not be good? what should i look for when inspecting the bearings? any ideas?..............shoota
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RE: woobley wheels
It sounds like the bearings. try wobbling just the stub axle without the wheel on it. It's possible the hex could be striped too and it's giving the wheel more space to move.
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RE: woobley wheels
[:'(] back at ya, lol. well I guess that means you either need new bearings or axle hubs or maybe the axle shaft is worn out. Hmmmm. OOORRRR you could toss it and get a Megap, lol.
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yeah, lol...... actually i would suggest taking the drive cup out and checking the fit in the bearings and see what the deal is from there. most likely its bearings though.
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[:'(] back at ya, lol. well I guess that means you either need new bearings or axle hubs or maybe the axle shaft is worn out. Hmmmm. OOORRRR you could toss it and get a Megap, lol.
[:'(] back at ya, lol. well I guess that means you either need new bearings or axle hubs or maybe the axle shaft is worn out. Hmmmm. OOORRRR you could toss it and get a Megap, lol.
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Shotta....
If you decide that you Need new Bearings?
Here is a Link for Boca Bearings, from the actual Boca Factory. No Middleman!
Get the inexpensive bearings (99 cents). No need to spend more for Tsunami bearings.....
Just measure em...Inner Diameter, Outer Diameter and Width.
Plug those measurements into the website and Order Yourself up some Happiness! Lol...
http://www.bocabearings.com/main1.as...ksearchbearing
If you decide that you Need new Bearings?
Here is a Link for Boca Bearings, from the actual Boca Factory. No Middleman!
Get the inexpensive bearings (99 cents). No need to spend more for Tsunami bearings.....
Just measure em...Inner Diameter, Outer Diameter and Width.
Plug those measurements into the website and Order Yourself up some Happiness! Lol...
http://www.bocabearings.com/main1.as...ksearchbearing
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RE: woobley wheels
Redharris, which bearings did you see at 99 cents? I do not know what size he needs, but the cheapest 5x10x4 I saw were $2 each, and they were only shielded. For 5x11x4 and 10x15x4, the cheapest were $1.75, again shielded. The cheapest rubber sealed were $2.75 in all three sizes. Maybe there are sizes I do not use that are less. Those are decent prices, but I have also found rubber sealed bearings for less than $1 each at [link=http://teamfasteddy.com/]http://teamfasteddy.com/[/link] which is the best I have found. And I have had great luck with fast shipping and good reliability so far, although I only have maybe 50 tanks on them so far.
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BK...
You're Right ....
Not 99 cents any more, (They had a DEAL going on for the RCX convention, but it has since Expired).
Nice find at http://teamfasteddy.com/ . I am going to give them a Try!
You're Right ....
Not 99 cents any more, (They had a DEAL going on for the RCX convention, but it has since Expired).
Nice find at http://teamfasteddy.com/ . I am going to give them a Try!