TORNADO MOTOR REPLACEMENT REMOVAL AND REFITTING WORM AND FLYWHEEL

This is my second video on how to remove and refit the worm gear and flywheel on Hornby motors

[@SimonLivertonCentral]

Very well done Rob, I wash I had this video to look at when I was trying to remove the bracket from my dead motor...Simon

[@howarth004]

Well done ...should prove useful for a lot ...dave

[@robstrains8711]

Thanks for your comment I hunted high and low to buy something and found nothing, I bought all of the available extractors and wheel pullers and nothing come close plus they cost a small fortune, The problem was finding something strong enough as the gap is so small and most of the first attempts failed due to strength. But this prototype has successfully worked around 50 times without issue. I have been looking into connecting the Ecos and Dynamis together and even though it states in the instructions you can details are virtually impossible to find on the web so it looks like another try it myself and see if I can get it to work.

[@howarth004]

ROBS TRAINS I also have been told it works , but needs to be dynamis pro , mi be is just the cheap one , but when I get all done with changes it’s something I want to find out about .. dave

[@Crookedriverandeasternrr]

Nice video tutorial. Thanks for sharing I liked and subbed to your channel 😃👍

[@SimonLivertonCentral]

Hi again Rob, forgot to mention, I would be interested in one of those brackets...Simon

[@robstrains8711]

Hi if you do want one it will be £6.99 including postage paid for through PayPal.

[@RestorationAustralia]

well done

[@robstrains8711]

Thankyou I will be posting some more videos soon.

[@robstrains8711]

You will have to excuse the quality of the video as I am still learning this should be better than my previous as I am now using a proper camcorder instead of my smartphone, I have also bought power director 16 so hopefully once I get my head round that I can add and edit my videos better

[@Finnertoncentralmodelrailway]

I must admit its a clever idea but finding a way to press it on would be better than hammering it on .

[@robstrains8711]

I agree and if I had the tools I would make a miniature press, I have looked at what would be involved and I would probably need a small lathe and welder to do it properly.

[@Finnertoncentralmodelrailway]

Im sure you could adapt your press and that plate do you have a tap set ?

[@brucewoods9377]

I use a pinion press/puller designed for slot car motors as these can motors are the same physical size. That way no hammering or possible damage to the motor

[@robstrains8711]

Anyone interested in one of these let me know the cost will be £4.99 including postage payment through PayPal.