B-Max4 Front Gear Box Replacement for Yokomo YOKBM302F  [YOKBM302F]

Yokomo BM-302F - BMax4 Front Gear Box
Price:
CAD$20.24
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKBM302F
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B-Max4 Front Gear Box Service Unit

This unit is a replacement front gear box assembly made for RC-scale use on the B-Max4 platform. It is supplied as a direct spare to service the front drivetrain and to replace a worn or damaged gearbox without altering the chassis.

Built as a like-for-like spare, the component is designated YOKBM302F and restores correct drivetrain geometry and mounting points on B-Max4 cars. It is intended as an RC accessory only and not for any real vehicle application.

Installation notes: follow your chassis manual to remove the front bulkhead or access plate, inspect or transfer internal gears and bearings where applicable, set gear mesh and axial alignment before final torqueing, and apply a light coat of appropriate grease to mating gears to reduce wear. Confirm servo linkages and drive shafts rotate freely after fitting and complete a cautious low-speed test.

Tuning role: replacing the front gear box is a standard maintenance task that helps maintain consistent steering feel and stable power transfer to the front end, and it provides access for gear mesh adjustments and bearing replacement during setup.

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.
This listing is specifically for the B-Max4 front gear box marked YOKBM302F. Check your chassis mounting pattern and dimensions to confirm fitment before ordering.
You can transfer bearings and gears if they are in good condition; carefully inspect for wear, pitting, or damage and replace any suspect components to avoid premature failure.
Typical hobby tools such as hex drivers, a small wrench, and a torque-aware driver will suffice. Follow your chassis service guide for access and torque settings.

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