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jhautz 04.10.2008 04:41 PM

I had that problem once when I went a little crazy with the blue locktight on the grub screw. I seeped down n between the pinion and shaft and that sucker was stuck on there. A cigartte lighter on the pinion and then carfull prying got it off though. just go slow and try not to overload the motor bearings while you are prying at it. A gear puller is the safe way to do it, but its kinda hard if you cant get the motor off o f the mount with the pinion on it.

neweuser 04.10.2008 04:45 PM

And you may not even be able to find a gear puller that small. :)

mkrusedc 04.10.2008 05:19 PM

I haven't put a flat spot on my Neu yet. The pinion came off twice before I used loctite. So far no problems, but I am a basher. If mine comes off I won't lose a race.

I have used a soldering iron to heat the grub screw and then used a pinion puller to get stuck pinions off.

BrianG 04.10.2008 05:42 PM

Would this pinion puller work? http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXHHN3&P=ML

mkrusedc 04.10.2008 06:34 PM

I have not used that one but it says for motor shafts 2.0mm-3.2mm in diameter. Neus are 5mm shafts.

Here is one that should work 1mm-5mm shafts.

http://www.lynxmotion.com/Product.as...&CategoryID=72

Shark413 04.10.2008 06:48 PM

I have the Tower gear puller and it works fine. The only issue is the space between the sides of puller can only fit up to a 13T pinion (tried a 13T and it fit, with a tiny bit of space, so a 14T may work as well but it would be close). Anything bigger won't fit.


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