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Date Posted: - Friday - 05/ 9/14 - 4:56pm
Author: AEOLUS M31, Mark
Subject: worm gear
In reply to: Mike Monahan 's message, "Rudderpost loose from steering on a 32'" on - Thursday - 05/ 8/14 - 2:27pm

Do you mean the attachment of the wheel shaft to the worm gear assembly or the worm gear assembly to the rudder shaft?
On my M31 the wheel shaft was attached to the worm gear assembly with two tapered pins set at 180* from one another but I replace them with machine bolts as murphy's law had the pins wiggling out at just the wrong time.
Watch the clearance of the bolts with the wheel turned all the way, I used a flat heads for clearance.
Hope this helps

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