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Old 11-11-2011
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Default C4.1 build.... layshaft fouling gearbox

Hi Guys,
Ive fitted layshaft as described, ensuring the bearings are pressed in to location using a bearing press. Bearing roll freely in location - check.

Using the supplied spacer, and all 4 shims, the layshaft has a small amount of end float within the two halves.

Pair up the gearbox halfs, no other gears in location - only the layshaft, and it is very tight to roll. Upon close inspection I can see the layshaft teeth are fouling the internal of the gearbox.

Iv quickly run around the edges with a scalpal to remove any moulding bur, there isn't any anyway. No better. The fouling is significant, before I have even put any screws through - btw, just realised, no screws... (do I use the B4 gearbox screws?)

I plan to scrape away some internal material in the morning when im feeling a bit fresher. Im used to this, afterall I did plenty of this in the early stages of X-6 prototype running.

Anybody else suffering the same issue? How have you fixed it? Is it going to be dealt with by CML for future batches - or updated parts for those suffering with batch #1?

Looks good so far otherwise in all other respects. Looking forward to running it

Cheers
Chris
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