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Polypro Pinion set screw size
Does anyone know the size of the polypro set screw? I'm trying to find a allen wrench for mine and I don't know the size I need.
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Originally Posted by millsj2
(Post 14979022)
Does anyone know the size of the polypro set screw? I'm trying to find a allen wrench for mine and I don't know the size I need.
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Originally Posted by EbbTide
(Post 14979024)
You need a .050" driver :)
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More importantly where can one buy extra grub screws as these are easy to lose thx
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Originally Posted by JAE
(Post 14979049)
More importantly where can one buy extra grub screws as these are easy to lose thx
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I haven't tried it firsthand but I was once told that those screws can be found as an old inch-sized AE part.
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Originally Posted by MarkA
(Post 14979072)
I haven't tried it firsthand but I was once told that those screws can be found as an old inch-sized AE part.
Edit: I'm dumb. I forgot I had the screw tray with metric only measurements instead of both... I can't confirm the size, for now. |
.050 is also the same as a 1.3mm if I recall..
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I've never had a pinion set screw be .050, they've always either been 1/16 or 1.5mm
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Originally Posted by darksiede
(Post 14979818)
.050 is also the same as a 1.3mm if I recall..
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By far the most common set screw size for pinions is 1/8 inch with a 4-40 pitch using a 1/16th allen wrench.
Not including metric 48p pinions (most often used by Tamiya) Some do use a metric set screw (Traxxas) that use a 1.5mm allen wrench.. |
Pretty sure TLR pinions are also 1.5mm
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Sorry to revive an old thread. Can anyone confirm that a .050 driver fits the PolyPro pinion set screws? I have two of these and have tried two different high quality .050 drivers and both are a loose fit. I contacted 17.5RC and they insisted that .050 was the correct size and would not tell me the thread size of the set screw. I even took the pinions back to the shop I purchased them at. They tried every driver they had metric and standard and not a single one fit properly. Thanks in advance. |
Yes, it's .050
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Yes, it's .050 that's odd because neither of the machined tip .050 drivers fit snugly and will end up stripping the set screw. I guess I will have to find replacement set screws that actually work with my drivers. |
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