I have a almost new high-speed ring and pinion for a ruckstel rear axle
I live in the mountains so high speed won't work for me
I replaced these with correct ones for the mountains
They were "installed" but never run so not used, but used if you know what I mean....
$350 plus shipping
FS RUCKSTEL RING GEAR AND PINION
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1913Runabout
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Re: FS RUCKSTEL RING GEAR AND PINION
How many teeth on each gear?
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ModelTWoods
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Re: FS RUCKSTEL RING GEAR AND PINION
Poster will tell us, but the only two most common possibilities are a 13 pinion, 39 ring (3 to 1), or a 12 pinion, 40 ring (3.25 t0 1).
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geezert
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Re: FS RUCKSTEL RING GEAR AND PINION
Gotta go to garage to count I will reply in a few minutes
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geezert
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Re: FS RUCKSTEL RING GEAR AND PINION
13 pinion 39 ring