Yokomo YOKPG4826 Precision Pinion Gear 48 Pitch 26T Ultra-Hard  [YOKPG4826]

Yokomo PG-4826 - Precision Pinion Gear 48 Pitch 26T Ultra-Hard
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USD$9.10
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKPG4826
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Precision 48-Pitch 26T Pinion Gear

This is a 48 pitch, 26-tooth pinion gear from Yokomo designed as an RC-scale motor pinion for precise gear ratio adjustments. The part is described as ultra-hard, intended to provide improved wear resistance compared with softer pinions, and to maintain tooth profile under repeated load cycles typical in hobby electric RC use.

Use this pinion where a 48 pitch pinion is required by the motor and spur gear combination. It is intended only for RC motor output shafts and gearbox gearsets that accept 48 pitch pinions; do not use it with incompatible pitch systems.

Installation and tuning tips:

  • Check shaft fit and keying before tightening, ensure the pinion seats fully on the motor shaft to avoid axial play.
  • Set gear mesh carefully using standard methods: correct clearance avoids premature tooth wear while preventing binding under load.
  • When changing tooth count, remember each tooth increment alters the overall gear ratio, trading top speed for acceleration or vice versa depending on direction of change.
  • Inspect the mating spur gear for wear and compatibility with 48 pitch teeth to preserve smooth operation.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
48 pitch refers to the tooth spacing standard; a 48 pitch pinion must mesh with a 48 pitch spur gear for correct engagement.
Position the motor so the pinion and spur sit with a small, even gap between faces of teeth, rotate by hand to confirm smoothness, then secure the pinion while maintaining that clearance.
Yes, increasing tooth count raises top speed and reduces acceleration, decreasing tooth count improves acceleration but lowers top speed; adjust in small steps and test.

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