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06.14.2010, 03:27 PM

There are glued stock. After ~100 batteries the glue does'nt hold anymore. You have to reglue it ^^


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There are glued stock. After ~100 batteries the glue does'nt hold anymore. You have to reglue it ^^
The day I got my 2200 It was not glued :)

as long as the rotor is shimmed correctly, you dont need to glue the bearings.


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06.14.2010, 05:42 PM

I think you are wrong. When my bearing unglued itself alone, I noticed some play in my front bearing and a strange noise of vibration, like the bearing moving in the housing.
Then I opened my motor and glued again the bearing in the endbell ==> no more play of the bearing in the housing, and no more strange noise, the motor just rotated quiet.
==> I think that if the bearing is not glued, it use prematuraly the housing, no matter the rotor shimming.


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