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Re: Purpose of part 32072
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lugnet.technic
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Fri, 16 Jan 2004 15:33:29 GMT
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Brian Davis wrote:
> Not sure how it's used in the backhoe, but I can think of two nice things
> about it: (a) two can work together at any opening angle, forming a bevel gear
> set at non-90-degree angles, and (b) with the studless construction, two of
> these form a bevel gear connection that doesn't require beams to push against.
> How are they used on the backhoe?
My 'technical' english is quite bad, but...
They use it for steering. On of those is on the axle, driven by the
'siren' on the roof, it turns two other which are on 90-degree angle,
each one connected to short arm with towball axle which is connected to
steering link which is connected to another towball which turns the
wheel.
So, they're used as 4 teeth bevel gears. I just wondered why, I'd use
normal bevel/crown gear. (I'm rather inexperienced technic builder who
just woke from his dark age).
--
Jindroush <jindroush@nospam.seznam.nospam.cz>
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| "Jindroush" <jindroush@nospam.se...nospam.cz> wrote in message news:40080449.557759...spam.cz... (...) things (...) bevel gear (...) of (...) against. (...) I also wondered why they used this gear in the backhoe-model when I built it the first (...) (20 years ago, 17-Jan-04, to lugnet.technic)
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| (...) Not sure how it's used in the backhoe, but I can think of two nice things about it: (a) two can work together at any opening angle, forming a bevel gear set at non-90-degree angles, and (b) with the studless construction, two of these form a (...) (20 years ago, 16-Jan-04, to lugnet.technic)
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