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This guide helps users of the Fastrax Start Shaft for FT Torque Start systems. This shaft is designed to provide a reliable connection for starting various models, including those from Scalextric, Hornby, and Tamiya. Keep in mind that specific compatibility may vary depending on the model.
| Model Part Number | FT02622A |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fastrax |
This shaft is compatible with models from Scalextric, Hornby, Radio Control, and Sylvanian Families, as well as Tamiya RC Cars. It is specifically designed for FT Torque Start systems.
Align the hex end of the shaft with the FT Torque Start system and the ball hex end with your model. Ensure a secure fit.
Double-check that your model is compatible with the shaft and the FT Torque Start system. Measure the connections to ensure they match.
Clean the shaft periodically with a dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or lubricants.
Make sure the connections are secure. Tighten the fittings and inspect the shaft and related components for damage.
While the product description lists LEGO, verify the specific LEGO model's compatibility with the FT Torque Start system.
Verify compatibility with your model and FT Torque Start system. Check that the hex and ball hex connections are the correct size and type.
Ensure a secure connection by tightening the fittings and checking for any damage to the shaft or related components.
Check for obstructions or damage. Make sure the shaft is properly aligned with both the FT Torque Start system and the model.
To install the Fastrax Start Shaft, align the hex end with the FT Torque Start system and the ball hex end with the model. Ensure a secure fit to prevent slippage. Always check the model's manual for specific instructions. To care for the shaft, clean it periodically with a dry cloth to remove any debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or lubricants, as they may damage the shaft.
