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really must remove the crud, though I saw something move.....

Just found the PDF of zerda manual. I didn't realize how many bits are missing on my jallopy. And the drive belt must be too long as the tensioner is under the belt instead of over it. Tried fitting as per the illustration but the belt is too long, another long ago bodge. Have you found a supplier o...

hi, tried it with google photos, and imgur but without creating an account. guess I'll do that next. have just been pasting the url between the img tags. but you ain't missing anything!! Looking at some of the projects on this site, it's the ugly sister of them all. at least I've got the steering se...

and again...

another attempt at image sending

threesheds wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 2:08 pm What medium are you using for posting images Dadio? I used google photos but must have done something wrong

What medium are you using for posting images Dadio? I used google photos but must have done something wrong

well, bodged the wheels as well for the time being, I had bought some cheap wheels not even realising what 12mm hex was, and have just used an undersized 10mm hex nut as a spacer. Wheels fit tight with the round zerda spacer and the 'nut'. I found some square nuts in the shed like you get on coach b...

thanks for those pics, found most of a servo saver in a box of spares, but someone had fitted a twin arm and lever type servo saver which is ok but takes up most of the room for the steering servo, fixed it in with a small block of wood and some screws until I can find some ally to make some mounts ...

Also bringing a zerda back to life. confused as to how the steering was originally set up, this ones been modded I think so that with shocks behind the axles the steering rods foul on the shocks. someone also modded the shock anchor points to be in front of axles. but they are replacements and not l...