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ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 01:13 PM

Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Seems like everyone is doing a Shafty Tranny lately. All this got me thinking about what I could do with what I already have. Sooooo.... Here is a first prototype. The case is fully enclosed, uses Berg gears, is small enough to fit in the standard location, has a 4mm thick motor plate, and has the exact same gear ratio as a stock AX10 using a 11t pinion. Pictures.....

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cliff1119 11-17-2013 01:30 PM

Re: Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Looking good Barry my birthday is Tuesday!!!!!!

Szczerba 11-17-2013 01:33 PM

Re: Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Pretty slick. If you used berg axles gears I wonder if the plastic Exceed berg gears would work/hold up? Guys have been running those without issues in bergs.

Solitaire 11-17-2013 01:43 PM

Re: Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Interesting stuff, as is all the other lateral gearboxes showing up on RCC, but what is the advantage to using Berg gears? I would think with all the XR10's out there, Axial gears are easier to acquire and maybe even cheaper.

ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by cliff1119 (Post 4552096)
Looking good Barry my birthday is Tuesday!!!!!!

Not that's not even subtle..... Hummmmmm...... I guess I could use a tester for this...... Lol You game?



Quote:

Originally Posted by Szczerba (Post 4552099)
Pretty slick. If you used berg axles gears I wonder if the plastic Exceed berg gears would work/hold up? Guys have been running those without issues in bergs.

I would think that would work. I am using RC4WD gears in this one. Still working on the mount and truss brace. Should fit most chassis in the stock location.

EverettY 11-17-2013 02:02 PM

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Hmm I was wondering how soon someone would make one with Berg gears... Didn't take long I guess... What's the weight difference vs a stock AX gearbox?

McTwist 11-17-2013 02:29 PM

Barry you the man. I'll be waiting for the postman to deliver mine any day now. lol
Nice work my friend.


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bashin calfee 11-17-2013 02:31 PM

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I seen it myself and I have to say it is going to be best tranny on the market

obebaldone1 11-17-2013 02:40 PM

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I have you beat cliff my birthday is Monday :flipoff: Looks good Barry I say that will be one tough SOB with berg gears in it.

ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by EverettY (Post 4552138)
Hmm I was wondering how soon someone would make one with Berg gears... Didn't take long I guess... What's the weight difference vs a stock AX gearbox?

Well I have no idea... I have a stock tranny at the moment and decided this was easier and cheaper than buying steel gears, hardened outputs, 32p spurs and beefed up motor plate. By the time all that is done you will have a fortune in a ax10 tranny and it is still bigger than this.

BullfrogRC 11-17-2013 02:52 PM

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Man O man that looks like a winning combo. This Ohio driver needs to make some room for this chassis and gear box. Can you say new sporty build "thumbsup"

ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Solitaire (Post 4552116)
Interesting stuff, as is all the other lateral gearboxes showing up on RCC, but what is the advantage to using Berg gears? I would think with all the XR10's out there, Axial gears are easier to acquire and maybe even cheaper.

I am not a XR10 guy and never plan to be..... I love the Berg and have had such a good experience with it and have seen so many XR10 gears broken over the years. I am sure the XR10 based gear boxes work but I would rather have a 11t pinion than a 20t pinion and one less fear cluster to deal with. Plus with the 16mm thick gearbox I can still fit the same footprint of the stock configuration. Win win win

ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 03:00 PM

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scomck5 11-17-2013 04:11 PM

Re: Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Very interesting I'm sure a few New Mexico boys are willing to do some testing.

xkill 11-17-2013 04:38 PM

Re: Bulldog Shafty Tranny
 
Congrats!
It's looking great and I have to say that you are very smart and fast at filling market gaps.
From what I see you are not "re-inventing the wheel" king of guy but you're always on the right spot with the right product.

(No irony here! Its an honest compliment!)

By the way, I have my bully gears out on the open and thinking about doing something similar (at least as a project on Solidworks).
If only I had the equipment do make it real...

Hittman 11-17-2013 06:23 PM

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I have all of you beat! My birthday is today:flipoff:



Jk.. But I wish it was:mrgreen:

Looking killer Barry... Text coming your way.. I think my boxer needs a heart transplant"thumbsup"

cboggs 11-17-2013 08:08 PM

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My birthday IS today, so I really have you all beat. Nice job on the tranny!"thumbsup"

ClassiCutCustoms 11-17-2013 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by cboggs (Post 4552592)
My birthday IS today, so I really have you all beat. Nice job on the tranny!"thumbsup"

Well Happy Birthday to you......

GRIMGREG 11-17-2013 08:38 PM

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...mine is Thursday...;-)

Anyway, I was just thinking about that kind of setup the other day, thinking it would eliminate the giant spur."thumbsup"

cliff1119 11-17-2013 08:45 PM

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Well I see alot of our parents had alot in common around this time of year lol!!


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