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Originally Posted by MountainBiker
I went down the same road in 2015: tried the Gamiviti LandCruisier gear, and it wouldn't fit. I was able to find a donor gear from a used seat, and got it back together. I wish I would've measured the good gear while I had it off, and then I could provide a CAD model to you or Gamiviti. I guess I'll take the measurements of a good gear when it fails again!
BTW, prototype plastic molded parts are quite cheap these days. If it were me, I'd contact Gamiviti, but if they don't want to reverse engineer the gear, then I would do a short run of molded parts and sell them here. I wouldn't make any money on it, as this thread shows that this isn't as big of a problem as it is with the LC.
Since I replaced the gear in 2015 I tell everyone to not adjust the seats unless they have to! And as I'm the only one that drives the rig, the driver's seat very rarely gets moved.
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I modeled it last night after I made this post.
(Or as good as I could on the actual teeth)
I was going to 3D print it in the next day or so to test. My idea was once I was sure my gear worked to actually print a female mold that the metal shaft fit into and cast the gear out of epoxy with a little bit of chopped glass in it.
If you have a contact to do a run I’d consider that route