Lost pin......

crash2 · Jan 3, 2008

So we went and lost one of the pins for kyles tlt down at the hub. Anybody know how to get a replacement?

VMGontheRocks · Jan 3, 2008

You mean the thing that the black hex goes on.

crash2 · Jan 3, 2008

VMGontheRocks said:
You mean the thing that the black hex goes on.

Ya--the black heck is cutout so it fits into the pin where the pin goes thru the stub shaft....

Double J · Jan 3, 2008

You can pick one up at any Hobby shop.
If you can't find one, I've used a thick paper clip or any piece of metal that will fit in the whole. It'll work till you find a replacement.

VMGontheRocks · Jan 3, 2008

What Double J said. I have some if you want me to mail ya one.

I B RACIN · Jan 3, 2008

BLUE Locktight, and they won't fall out no-mo, but you can push them out if you need to.

IB..

crash2 · Jan 4, 2008

This should fix it :awesomework:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXDLV1&P=7

Mrs. Crash · Jan 4, 2008

If it was pink I found it in the dryer. :redneck:

crash2 · Jan 10, 2008

Just got them---these are perfect--everybody should get them :awesomework:

spidertoy · Jan 15, 2008

so what did you do with all your old pins? I lost one, I dont know where, and need a pin until I order those pin replacer thingies

crash2 · Jan 16, 2008

spidertoy said:
so what did you do with all your old pins? I lost one, I dont know where, and need a pin until I order those pin replacer thingies

How did you do that?

spidertoy · Jan 17, 2008

I think that one of the wheel nuts backed off enough to let the tire shift, and then the pin fell out:booo: either that or it fell off on your bench when I was putting the whole works together cause I am a :looser:

TrikeKid · Jan 18, 2008

I've always just used a piece of bailing wire if I didn't have a pin. They twist some, but only so far. I did that in an E-Maxx that I bashed HARD and they were fine.