Re: High Speed Wobble H

Posted by Quebec Red on December 29, 2005 at 16:03:56 from (70.83.125.78):

In Reply to: High Speed Wobble H posted by Mixman on December 29, 2005 at 15:43:31:

A general answer would be any moving part. However, I suggest that you verify that the wheels are tight and true; the universal joint above the motor is a place where any slack is too much; the gearbox in front of the rad might have bearings to be replaced; the same gearbox may permit reversing the sector gear; there is supposed to be a wedge betweeen the front wheel pedestral and the bolster, check if there is one and that it is correctly installed, has marking as to which way is front; the bearings in the bolster -any slack is too much; also be sure to have matched tires and proper pressure. These are some ideas that come to mind. I am certain that other more scholared people will add other points to check. Q

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