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TE1DRIVER
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Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:37 am Post subject: Meccano Block and tackle |
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I'm trying to design a display peice to work with my traction engines, The idea being that the te1a will load logs into the open wagon by means of lifting gear.
I'm unsure of what parts i would need, I was also thinking of a clutch mechanism to disable the drive so i can leave the te ticking over or reverse it to lower a load.
Has anybody got any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Liam _________________ 1965 TE1, 1967 TE1a, 1967 SE1, 1970's SW1, 1969 G&G SE3, 1967 SR1,1977 SR1A, 1958 SE2, 1970's SA1, and 1970's MM1
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Wallace
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TE1DRIVER
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Cheers Wallace gives me something to think about  _________________ 1965 TE1, 1967 TE1a, 1967 SE1, 1970's SW1, 1969 G&G SE3, 1967 SR1,1977 SR1A, 1958 SE2, 1970's SA1, and 1970's MM1
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TE1DRIVER
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After scouring ebay i have stumbled across a kit that will allow me to build a hand cranked crane, It would just be a case of replacing the hand crank with a straight crank and pulley and working out a clutch configuration.
This may indeed be the cheapest option if i go for the sliding axle clutch rather than the nicer dog clutch. _________________ 1965 TE1, 1967 TE1a, 1967 SE1, 1970's SW1, 1969 G&G SE3, 1967 SR1,1977 SR1A, 1958 SE2, 1970's SA1, and 1970's MM1
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Wallace
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Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:30 am Post subject: |
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| TE1DRIVER wrote: | After scouring ebay i have stumbled across a kit that will allow me to build a hand cranked crane, It would just be a case of replacing the hand crank with a straight crank and pulley and working out a clutch configuration.
This may indeed be the cheapest option if i go for the sliding axle clutch rather than the nicer dog clutch. |
Sounds like a good idea.
Keep in mind you may want to look for a small job lot with a mix of axles pulleys gears. Only so you can gear it down, so when the engine is hooked up it doesn't operate the crane too fast.
The dog clutch is good, but does draw a fair bit of power. I like the sliding axles _________________
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TE1DRIVER
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thanks Wallace, I hadn't anticipated that cheers for your insight _________________ 1965 TE1, 1967 TE1a, 1967 SE1, 1970's SW1, 1969 G&G SE3, 1967 SR1,1977 SR1A, 1958 SE2, 1970's SA1, and 1970's MM1
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TE1DRIVER
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crane kit is on it's way  _________________ 1965 TE1, 1967 TE1a, 1967 SE1, 1970's SW1, 1969 G&G SE3, 1967 SR1,1977 SR1A, 1958 SE2, 1970's SA1, and 1970's MM1
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