azgard wrote:
> Finally got it!!! What a pain... had to build a jig to hold the
> sprocket tight while I dang near jumped on the nut. Oh well. Anyhow,
> I can confirm that the shaft is indeed 11mm with a 4mm keyway.
There was probably some lock-tite (or something similar) between the nut
and shaft to hold it in place. If so, a little heat from a propane
torch softens it enough to allow the nut to turn with normal force.
Otherwise, you run the risk of ruining the shaft and/or sprocket.
Frank P.
BTW: Remember to use lock-tite (or something similar) on the shaft
before you go to battle. You don't want that sprocket coming off when
being chased by another tank :-)
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