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Ofna 2-speed trans. in an MBX

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GTD - 22 Sep 2006 01:53 GMT
Anyone know how to adjust this thing? It doesn't shift into high, and
I suspect that it's because the engine in it doesn't have the RPMs the
origonal motor does. I see an access hole in the center rung (between
the 2 spurr gears). Ther are 4 screws that can be accesses, , ,two
that are 180 degrees apart that point directl to the center of the
assembly, and 2 that are 180 degrees from each other, and are at an
angle. Anyone know which are for the adjustments? Thanks.
Doc - 22 Sep 2006 02:22 GMT
> Anyone know how to adjust this thing? It doesn't shift into high, and
> I suspect that it's because the engine in it doesn't have the RPMs the
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> assembly, and 2 that are 180 degrees from each other, and are at an
> angle. Anyone know which are for the adjustments? Thanks.

Perhaps the instruction manual would help??

http://www.ofna.com/pdf/95-2speed-40111.pdf

You're welcome.  ;-)

Doc
GTD - 22 Sep 2006 03:10 GMT
>> Anyone know how to adjust this thing? It doesn't shift into high, and
>> I suspect that it's because the engine in it doesn't have the RPMs the
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>
>Doc

Thanks,, , couldn't even get to the site earlier, , ,crappy isp i
guess
Richard - 22 Sep 2006 02:44 GMT
> Anyone know how to adjust this thing? It doesn't shift into high, and
> I suspect that it's because the engine in it doesn't have the RPMs the
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> assembly, and 2 that are 180 degrees from each other, and are at an
> angle. Anyone know which are for the adjustments? Thanks.

See if this helps, info via the Ofna website.  I don't no which 2 speed kit
you have but there are several choices in their manuals section.
http://www.ofna.com/manuals.html

Cheers
 
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