That’s some sort of a pickle… maybe cut the twisted portion on both sides and take it out so you have two straight axels to pull out.
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Would I have to substitute this gesr for a larger size? Or just replace the medium sized (idk how many teeth) with a 84t?
Do you possess the equipment and means to use High Strength shafts?
I do…
However I wouldn’t love to
Why you hate high strength stuff? They are so useful
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Make sure the motor is a RED 100RPM Cartridge
Its 100rpm. And that would be an oof…
I just sent you a direct message
why you choose different gear ratio for left and right sides?
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I didnt, it gears up.
Your left side is 36:64:84, however your right side is 12:84. The gear ratio is clearly not the same, make sure you fix this or your arm won’t lift
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This would reduce torque though.
exactly, the whole gear up did not make sense and of course you twist the axis since left side fight against right side.
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The gear ratio on the right is useless. as far as I can tell, it doesn’t power anything. Take that out and them make the 36T gear a 12T gear. You should have a 1:7 ratio geared for torque. Use a high strength axle going from one side of the lift to the other.
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Does this mean one 1:7 ratio or can I fit 2?
If you use high strength you can do with one
How would the high strength shaft affect the torque to push up arms