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3 years later and I just got the deadbolt, I don't suppose you can share the link of the brass ones that don't rub against the bearing. Thanks for the very important information.

The problem is, you forgot to put the washer behind the pin😊

Your wheel weight didn’t come with brass ring washers ?

Sand the head of those screws down a little hopefully it won't rub and maybe you can add small amount of grease in that track for further friction prevention and or find replacement screws flathead style maybe off an old pair of sunglasses.

Good info! Thanks man. 🍻

Great tip. I just added some hex weights to my C10, which are pretty heavy . when I ran my truck at low throttle, it kind of bends sideways ( I think it's called binding?) and doesn't even move forward. what can be the possible Causes? Over tightening? Is the weight too much? I know it's not much to go off but still just taking a shot here.

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Cool Jack!!

Cool. 😀👍🏼

And now for something completely different... a man with a lion attached to his buttocks!

I am not faking this here, there is a cure for Hsv2 by #drokooboh on RUclips channel with rapid powdered cure for herpes or any STDs that seem incurable to doctors here in the State.

Idk why RUclips recommended this bit it’s great

Nice .

I was about to purchase cheap brass wheels but glad to watch your video first. Thanks!

Or you could have centered the servo out and attached the arm with the wheels centered. I prefer the Hot Racing design.

This is a 4 X 3 foot?

They should touch the inner bearing race though. The problem arises if the machined face on those nubs/standoffs is bigger than the inner race. That means it is going to contact the shield. That and usually the hubs are overall too thick making your wheel nuts sit farther out on threads this causing the nylon in the wheel nuts to not engage the threads

Great tip on the wheel inserts And the battery jumper cable. Makes so much sense

I just wanted to point out on the first ones you have 2 dots, meaning it touched probably as you were installing them, but not rubbing as it was running. That would show the circle like on the second ones.

Looking good. The rock wall looks good around the church.

Put a shim between the wheel bearing

Excellent update Jack!!

Busy hands are happy hands!

that colar is rubbing against the bearing inner ring - which is good. When you tighten the wheel nut you actually lock driveshaft and bearings in position they ment to be. That colar there is designed on purpose - theres absolutely no need of shaving it off, by doing that you will get extra driveshaft (i mean axle shaft) play!

Nice layout Jack!!!

Nice update. Brick sheet looks great on your layout. Have fun adding lights and trees. Thanks for sharing.

Long time CJ! Eclectic modelling, as always. Love the motley collection of vehicles. Merry Christmas from the UK.

Looking great Jack!!!

Very nice update. Theme park looks awesome. I’m like you, I move things around. However makes you happy I guess. 😀😎👍🏼

Will you ever go the way of Gomez Adams?💣💥

That's cool!

Cool update Jack!!!

That my friend is very good information. 👍

Very cool update and layout

Hey, I went to reply to your comment on my video and it was gone… that happened to someone else’s comment about a month ago. Your layout looks great. I love the attention to detail!

Great video Jack!!!

That signal shed is where all the good parties happen!

Good to see your Italian stallion train running well. Track clean obviously and paying off. Good to see the figures at your station. Wait. Was that this video? Guessing yes. Lol

Good seeing your HO station before the improvements to compare. Totally agree with the black and grey roof etc.as in later vid. Looks better. Your N scale pumpkins look so real. Good patch and adaptations. You do streets so well! Glad you are feeling better.

thanks for the review I was gonna buy them but not that sure now I am definitely gonna buy it. thx a lot :)

Cool update Jack!!!

I found this out the hard way too... But I removed those screws from the rear wheel assembly as they only seemed to provide some spacing function. Or will I now see the bearing fall out of the rear wheel hub?

Love the station updates, and the rationale works for your town.

Thanks man. I'm using the smaller brass hex wheel extenders and I was wondering why I couldn't tighten the fronts down as much as the rears without the front wheels binding up. I ended up not tightening beyond where the wheel would roll freely and use some loctite to keep it there. Regarding the plug, can you even plug those in wrong? Thought they would only connect a certain way. Regardless I just make sure the red is on red.

Both layouts looks awesome. I like the details you did on both layouts. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing the update.

No, no one has seen this. Nope! Not seen a thing and all that was not seen definitely was not seen. Did I win?

Nice work! Very similar to what I want to do for N scale. I have recently purchased an number of Athearn blue box locos and am stripping the paint and re doing them as well as fixing up motors some to get them running! Nice work!!

At least the rioting is over!

Love it. Great details in each scene.

Dang that's cool!