Hi, I´m trying to build my own Berg Pedal car DIY. I have a question that I haven´t figured it out... Regarding the two back wheels, only one has traction? Because even on the BERG Institutional videos, they only show 1 wheel being assembled, and usually is the one with the plastic ring, but you can notice from the videos that 1 wheel have a plastic ring, and the other have a bearing... I can only imagine that if both wheels were attached to the axle with traction, turning would be difficult, but i´m not sure how BERG solved that problem... can you help me?
Hi! I just assembled one for our little son, but is it correct that only the left rear wheel is powered by peddling, and the richt one just turns passively?
Hi I am trying to fix berg buddy jeep for my son. Seems like BFR hub system is broken. It is not breaking and it cannot go reverse. Would it be possible to create a video on how to take apart BFR and properly put BFR hub together? Thank you in advance.
Hello, I have a rally and its chain it coming off everytime it ride in only last little. It appears the bearing in the pedal its bad how can I fix that? Someone?
*_My kids love this trampoline!! >>>_**_t.co/cRxPV7neSj_**_ They are 2 and 3. We have had it about a 2 months and I can hardly keep them out of it. Really easy to assemble, I did it by myself in about 3 hours. Springs were the hardest.. But that is obvious. Real sturdy though.. I highly recommend!!_*
The image of the drive wheel fitting onto the square-end axle can be seen at 1:55 mins into this RU-vid video. The plastic cog is shown pushed all the way down the square end of the axel BUT on my Buddy, it wouldn't seat all the way down there without a fight ! Same with the wheel itself. Same very tight fit. Nothing broken or faulty - just the very tight fit creates the problem - but it CAN be overcome !
Please help - I'm struggling to fit the 4th wheel - the one that is different. The wheel will not go all the way in despite being careful that is aligned properly. The metal square post seems too tight onto the wheel's plastic square surround - and it is scratching (and will chew up) the inside of the plastic square of the wheel. Is this a common problem ? What should I do ? Otherwise, the Berg Buddy looks fantastic and super strong.
I've sorted the problem ! The drive wheel center section and plastic cog that are to fit over the square end of the axle are very tight. As you push the tight-fit wheel on, it pushes the axle too far into the frame housing. I used the longer screw (used to bolt the two main body sections together) to reach further through the wheel, along with multiple washers as a spacer, tightening the screw into the axle pulls the tight-fit wheel and cog onto the axle. Once fully pulled onto the axle, I unscrewed that long screw and replaced with the short intended screw (and washer). Problem sorted - and just in the nick-of-time for Christmas !!!! I hope this might help anyone else with the same problem !!!!!
