Thanks 👍 I appreciate that. I do have a more recent video of this rig from late last year. Right now the electronics are off the truck since the Castle Mamba X died on me. I've gotten that replace under warranty, and I'm just waiting for time to solder it up and put it back in.
Do you have problems with yours shifting / activating dig ? Mine doesn't want to shift properly, took it all apart and regreased it..... still didn't solve the problem. Its really causing the shift servo to overheat. I can basically only stay in first gear.
That's odd. Mine actually works really well. Maybe see where you are having binding issues. It's possible you may have the housing for the shift slider sandwiched too tight. Make sure the shifting block slides freely inside the channel of those two pieces.
@@RevolutionX already checked that, the fork thingy is sliding freely its the metal shafts that go into the gearbox and transfercase that sorta stick and don't move freely.
I bought the metal hi/lo fork. GMADE scrapped the plans for a upgraded dig fork though. Not sure if that would help. Other than that... what are the specs of your servo? I'm using a Savox 254mg. You might also want to check the spring to see if it's strong enough to push the rod back into place. Mine seems to work fine, but I've heard of some people putting adding more tension by swapping out the spring. Maybe add a link to a picture or video of your issue. I'll try to help if I can.
When you say the metal shaft doesn't slide freely... is it getting stuck going through the transmission housing? Without the servo attached does the shifting mechanism move freely? Is it only when it's attached to the servo that it sticks? If the shaft in the transmission housing goes in freely, but doesn't pop back out freely... you may need to get a stronger spring to help push it back out. You can try a spring from a ball point pen or something similar.
![[Part 1] ทารกน้อยถูกทิ้ง👶 หญิงชราเก็บขวดขายเลี้ยงดูเขาจนโต #โลกการละคร](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nPTDvFCExks/mqdefault.jpg)
Nice One.
Hopefully watch some more of your vids
Martin UK
Thanks 👍 I appreciate that. I do have a more recent video of this rig from late last year. Right now the electronics are off the truck since the Castle Mamba X died on me. I've gotten that replace under warranty, and I'm just waiting for time to solder it up and put it back in.
Super crawler m8, nice :)
Do you have problems with yours shifting / activating dig ?
Mine doesn't want to shift properly, took it all apart and regreased it..... still didn't solve the problem.
Its really causing the shift servo to overheat. I can basically only stay in first gear.
That's odd. Mine actually works really well. Maybe see where you are having binding issues. It's possible you may have the housing for the shift slider sandwiched too tight. Make sure the shifting block slides freely inside the channel of those two pieces.
@@RevolutionX already checked that, the fork thingy is sliding freely its the metal shafts that go into the gearbox and transfercase that sorta stick and don't move freely.
I bought the metal hi/lo fork. GMADE scrapped the plans for a upgraded dig fork though. Not sure if that would help. Other than that... what are the specs of your servo? I'm using a Savox 254mg. You might also want to check the spring to see if it's strong enough to push the rod back into place. Mine seems to work fine, but I've heard of some people putting adding more tension by swapping out the spring. Maybe add a link to a picture or video of your issue. I'll try to help if I can.
@@RevolutionX Not sure, some HPI left over. It had enough torque to reliably shift the 2speed in my Trailfinder 2 so I don't think thats the problem.
When you say the metal shaft doesn't slide freely... is it getting stuck going through the transmission housing? Without the servo attached does the shifting mechanism move freely? Is it only when it's attached to the servo that it sticks? If the shaft in the transmission housing goes in freely, but doesn't pop back out freely... you may need to get a stronger spring to help push it back out. You can try a spring from a ball point pen or something similar.