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<span style="color:red"> RED TEXT </span>. The wheel itself has a [[Bolted Keyed Collar]]. | |||
=Saturday June 15, 2013= | =Saturday June 15, 2013= | ||
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[[File:CADofWheelBearing.stp]] | [[File:CADofWheelBearing.stp]] | ||
Note: [http://www.amazon.com/SKF-Heavy-Duty-Spherical-Expansion-Regreasable/dp/B007VGHNFQ It can be expensive] | Note: [http://www.amazon.com/SKF-Heavy-Duty-Spherical-Expansion-Regreasable/dp/B007VGHNFQ It can be expensive]. '''Or, it could be cheap: [http://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=1-215-48-4&catname=powerTrans]''' | ||
I've been trying to import it too sketchup (in the right scale xD) without success. I'll continue in the morning. | I've been trying to import it too sketchup (in the right scale xD) without success. I'll continue in the morning. | ||
Revision as of 13:44, 15 June 2013
RED TEXT . The wheel itself has a Bolted Keyed Collar.
Saturday June 15, 2013
Found a STEP CAD file of the FYR 3 SKF bearing that could be used.
Note: It can be expensive. Or, it could be cheap: [1]
I've been trying to import it too sketchup (in the right scale xD) without success. I'll continue in the morning.
Friday June 14, 2013
Monica has started on the large steel tractor wheel File:Wheel.skp
I think that 2 bolts (1/2") can be enough for the connection of the tracks. The thread could be inside the track or may be a parker bolt should be a better choice. I used a 40" pipe Sch XS (0,5" thickness) for the exterior of the wheel. Rubber should be put between that and the tracks.