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Re: Technic wheels
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Date: 
Wed, 9 Feb 2000 15:03:56 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Selçuk Göre writes:


Mark Koesel wrote:

Those are the same as the ones used in the 8479, but in gray
instead of 5571.  Anyway, he did list those, if you look
again.

What he did miss was the fact that the 8868 hub was also
re-used as the hub for the _early_ version of the wheels that
we see today in the 9735.  In other words, there was a tire, at
one time, with the exact outer size and tread as the 9735 tires,
that fit the old smooth hubs from the 8868, instead of the newer
hubs in the 9735.  This tire was solid and made of the same
foamy material as the 8868/8860 tires, which is very different
from today's hollow, rubber tire.  You can find this tire in the
8840, 8082, and others technic sets of the early 90s.


Fascinating.  So there are 3 distinct tires with "20 x 30" written
on the sidewall.  You are correct.  I think the "foamy" type tires
came with the 8280 fire truck, too.


Sorry, but I was right..:-)

Those tyres and hubs from 8479 and 5571/5563 are not same. 5571/5563
ones are larger in diameter.


Indeed, our European friends are correct.  I thought these were the
same, but they are not.  The 8479 tires are smaller and narrower.

Ok.  Here's my revised table containing wheels from both Technic and
Model Team:

Part#     Side-wall Inscription    Hub Part#  Example Set
-------   ---------------------    ---------  -----------
3740     24 x 43 (foamy)          3739       8860
    ?     20 x 30 (foamy)          4266       8868
2857     20 x 30 (foamy balloon)  4266       9735
6581     20 x 30 (rubber balloon) 6582       9735
2696     13 x 24 (Model Team)     2695       8842


For the following tires, the 1st number in the tire's side-wall
inscription is the tire's OUTER diameter in mm and the 2nd number is the
tire's width in mm.

Part#     Side-wall Inscription   Hub Part#   Example Set
-------   ---------------------   ---------   -----------
6578     30.4 x 14 VR             2994       8247, 2129
6579     43.2 x 28 S              6580       8408
6594     49.6 x 28 VR             6595       8286
32019     62.4 x 20 S             32020       8479
2995     68.8 x 40 Q              2896       8437
32003     68.8 x 24 S             32004       5571 (Model Team only)

6596     81.6 x 14.2 Z            2903       8422
2902     81.6 x 15                2903       8838, 9719
2997     81.6 x 34 ZR             2998       8880
32196     81.6 x 34 ZR            32197       8448

32076     None                    32057       8417
32078     None                    32077       8428, 8462

Once again, any mistakes or omissions?

John C.



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----- Original Message ----- From: "John Cromer" <cro@astro.caltech.edu> Newsgroups: lugnet.technic Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 10:03 AM Subject: Re: Technic wheels (...) Yes, perhaps, but this set is from 95. I believe that it ought to have (...) (25 years ago, 9-Feb-00, to lugnet.technic)

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(...) Sorry, but I was right..:-) Those tyres and hubs from 8479 and 5571/5563 are not same. 5571/5563 ones are larger in diameter. I was not aware about the two different types of 20*30 balloon tyre, by the way. I was thinking that they used the (...) (25 years ago, 9-Feb-00, to lugnet.technic)

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