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Originally Posted by carp
this is great, how did you design the bogie drive? gear motor gear train or chain drive? always interested to see pictures of how others have done it. Also attaching the bogie to the diff output?
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This is how it looks like inside the axle casing...I use a #35 steel chain that wraps around both wheel axles sprocket and goes at the bottom of the center sprocket. I printed the sprockets with brass axles so i would just strip or slip when under heavy load. easy to repair than having to repair a stripped gearbox. the center sprocket is directly attached with a flange to the double output shaft geared motor, so it is all locked up, no center differential gears...
