Thx again for your time knowledge 😊
Very nice running car after the rebuild
Great videos. I use a bread twisty to hold the motor box together while I remove and install it. Bulkhead to bulkhead. One less piece to pinch.
Great stuff. I feel I can do this now when needed! Thank you!
No problem man!! Slot on.
Great video! This really helps to simply things.
Excellent part 2 , Sir . May I ask, what type of oil do you use to Lubricate your HO slot cars. TYIA -JC
I use some old Parma stuff from the local hobby shop but viper makes a really nice oil. Sewing machine oil also works fairly well also.
Thank you for the series, that tire trick to hold the traction magnets in place is a gem! Do you ever play with spacers on the drive shaft to limit fire and aft play, or to center the commutator on the brushes?
Thanks. I personally never have don’t the spacers but I know guys that do and don’t see much difference in their cars compared to mine.
Thx again for your time knowledge 😊
Very nice running car after the rebuild
Great videos. I use a bread twisty to hold the motor box together while I remove and install it. Bulkhead to bulkhead. One less piece to pinch.
Great stuff. I feel I can do this now when needed! Thank you!
No problem man!! Slot on.
Great video! This really helps to simply things.
Excellent part 2 , Sir . May I ask, what type of oil do you use to Lubricate your HO slot cars. TYIA -JC
I use some old Parma stuff from the local hobby shop but viper makes a really nice oil. Sewing machine oil also works fairly well also.
Thank you for the series, that tire trick to hold the traction magnets in place is a gem! Do you ever play with spacers on the drive shaft to limit fire and aft play, or to center the commutator on the brushes?
Thanks. I personally never have don’t the spacers but I know guys that do and don’t see much difference in their cars compared to mine.