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Please guys, whats the trick in getting the ends on the turnbuckles? I've managed to get 1 end on each, hurting my fingers in the process. I tried heating the plastic up in boiling water but still no joy. Surely there must be a trick?
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Twist a scalpel blade or a bodyshell ream lightly in the opening of the rod end before fitting, just removes a small amount of plastic to help get the threads started.
a small amount of black grease will help them adjust easier without popping off the balls when fitted too.
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i presume you mean on building a new kit?
if so use a reamer to take a tiny bit of the "flesh" from the cups to help it thread on the turnbuckle
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I also use one of those Tamiya `X` shaped spanners as the ball end will fit into the large end of the spanner so makes it easier to turn.
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Yes its a new build and both those suggestions sound good, cheers guys.
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One of the most brutal parts of any kit.
My new kit I didn't use any grease, they are so tight, adjusting them pops them off the ball joint. |
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I've used grease before, but after trying a drop of shock oil I will never go back!
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Martin Sørlie, 1985. Spektrum DX4R Pro - TLR 22 2.0 & TLR 22-4 - Absima Team Smallsize |
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