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Post by steve » Mon Oct 22, 2012 9:45 am

Just a heads up to all tamiya has the ball diff again. Just pick on up!

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Will it fit.
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Really nice Tiger. 8)

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Is there some trick to get the diff gear off the diff tube. I have a bushing in there I'd like to replace with a bearing, but I can't seem to get the thing apart. Anyone have suggestions?

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get a big pair of wire cutters, the cutting jaws are angled, so you put the jaws open end facing the gear and a little squeeze and the gear pops right off. I know this is an old thread. But still a good tip.

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