11-10-2017, 10:07 AM
Well it turns out I ordered a new gearbox for nothing(well nothing for this build anyway) because I already had one one hand.
![[Image: IMG_0674_zps5lgqvzzm.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0674_zps5lgqvzzm.jpg)
And after having a conversation with Dave from NWSL I've learned that this gearbox will likely work well with both steam locomotives with 62" drivers and 80" drivers backed up with they're 2032D-9 motor.
First thing to do was to cut shaft down to the same size as the one on the right. I used a Dremel tool with a cutting wheel to do this.
![[Image: IMG_0675_zpsptcni7zf.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0675_zpsptcni7zf.jpg)
Next was to press on a receiver cup from this NWSL kit on to the new shaft. Following instructions on package.
![[Image: IMG_0676_zpsinzq9oev.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0676_zpsinzq9oev.jpg)
This was handy for putting the cup on.
![[Image: IMG_0677_zps5twjnkkg.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0677_zps5twjnkkg.jpg)
Here's a shot of everything back together.
![[Image: IMG_0680_zpssm0s0qcx.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0680_zpssm0s0qcx.jpg)
Used a little Labelle gearbox and bearing oil where needed.
![[Image: IMG_0678_zps0iraelvp.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0678_zps0iraelvp.jpg)
With a little more time, got gearbox back in frame.
![[Image: IMG_0681_zpsluyxc4jl.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0681_zpsluyxc4jl.jpg)
And now with everything back together and a couple back and forths on the test track, its ready again to be taken up to the club for a test run.
![[Image: IMG_0682_zpsycggz5yu.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0682_zpsycggz5yu.jpg)
I think I found what failed in the old gearbox but I'm waiting for the new parts to come so I can compare them. Though I'm not sure what caused the gearbox to do what I think it did.
I'm off from work today for Veteran's Day, so I'll be able to get a test run in.
Thanks to all of you that have served our country.
![[Image: IMG_0674_zps5lgqvzzm.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0674_zps5lgqvzzm.jpg)
And after having a conversation with Dave from NWSL I've learned that this gearbox will likely work well with both steam locomotives with 62" drivers and 80" drivers backed up with they're 2032D-9 motor.
First thing to do was to cut shaft down to the same size as the one on the right. I used a Dremel tool with a cutting wheel to do this.
![[Image: IMG_0675_zpsptcni7zf.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0675_zpsptcni7zf.jpg)
Next was to press on a receiver cup from this NWSL kit on to the new shaft. Following instructions on package.
![[Image: IMG_0676_zpsinzq9oev.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0676_zpsinzq9oev.jpg)
This was handy for putting the cup on.
![[Image: IMG_0677_zps5twjnkkg.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0677_zps5twjnkkg.jpg)
Here's a shot of everything back together.
![[Image: IMG_0680_zpssm0s0qcx.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0680_zpssm0s0qcx.jpg)
Used a little Labelle gearbox and bearing oil where needed.
![[Image: IMG_0678_zps0iraelvp.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0678_zps0iraelvp.jpg)
With a little more time, got gearbox back in frame.
![[Image: IMG_0681_zpsluyxc4jl.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0681_zpsluyxc4jl.jpg)
And now with everything back together and a couple back and forths on the test track, its ready again to be taken up to the club for a test run.
![[Image: IMG_0682_zpsycggz5yu.jpg]](http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j358/bowser0227/IMG_0682_zpsycggz5yu.jpg)
I think I found what failed in the old gearbox but I'm waiting for the new parts to come so I can compare them. Though I'm not sure what caused the gearbox to do what I think it did.
I'm off from work today for Veteran's Day, so I'll be able to get a test run in.
Thanks to all of you that have served our country.
