Senton Arrma Senton 6s Wheel of removal.

[Crotalus73]

I'm new to RC trucks. I have a Arrma Senton 6s blx. How do you get the wheels off. They use a closed nut but it's not topical nut shape how do you get that off?

 

[Johnny b]

Welcome to the forum. Someone will have any answer for you. Great group!

 

[Crotalus73]

Welcome to the forum. Someone will have any answer for you. Great group!

Thanks

 

[Sandracer_NL]

Welcome the club
You’ll need a 17mm wheel wrench like this:

 

[mat60]

Funny looking nut.

 

[MMoelmann]

I accidentally bought some of wheel nuts that looked like that. I put one on and only realized too late that it has a different thread pitch than the factory nuts and I destroyed the hex.

Check the threads after you get them off to make sure they are still in good shape. The nut should be able to thread part way on by hand.

 

[Rcproponent]

Any 17mm should work.

 

[Crotalus73]

Thanks

Thanks I appreciate it

Welcome the club
You’ll need a 17mm wheel wrench like this:
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I have the Arrma Senton 6s blx 2018.

• Steering Servo: ADS-15M metal geared with 208 oz/in torque, .12 sec @ 60° transit speed
• Motor: 2050kV brushless with 12T pinion gear
• ESC: Arrma BLX185 150A

• I accidentally bought some of wheel nuts that looked like that. I put one on and only realized too late that it has a different thread pitch than the factory nuts and I destroyed the hex.
  
  Check the threads after you get them off to make sure they are still in good shape. The nut should be able to thread part way on by hand.

  Thanks

 

[Camaroboy383]

I'm new to RC trucks. I have a Arrma Senton 6s blx. How do you get the wheels off. They use a closed nut but it's not topical nut shape how do you get that off?View attachment 289405

Welcome to the forum.. .. it still remains 17mm as if it were a hex.. you can use a wheel wrench, a regular box/open wrench, or a socket and a ratchet...

 

[Crotalus73]

Some photos of my Arrma Senton 6s BLX 2018.

Welcome to the forum.. .. it still remains 17mm as if it were a hex.. you can use a wheel wrench, a regular box/open wrench, or a socket and a ratchet...

Thanks

Welcome the club
You’ll need a 17mm wheel wrench like this:
View attachment 289418

Thanks