Why Check Radial and Axial Play? A Smart RC Owner's Guide
Learn why checking radial and axial play is the cheapest preventive maintenance for your RC drivetrain, plus a simple rule for when to run or replace.
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Learn why checking radial and axial play is the cheapest preventive maintenance for your RC drivetrain, plus a simple rule for when to run or replace.
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Continue ReadingChecking radial and axial play takes ten minutes, costs nothing, and reveals worn bearings before they destroy your drivetrain. Here is the rule.
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