2018Gimbal forum
Removing a gimbal from an Ultra1 with Superpost mount for service
What the thread found
- The gimbal can be serviced while mounted on the rig unless the pan bearing needs replacement.
- Standard-sized bearings are used in the gimbal, making replacements obtainable from various suppliers even when original spare parts are no longer available.
- The clamp mechanism that holds the gimbal to the post can develop problems, but this should be checked before attempting bearing replacement.
- Bearing replacement may be necessary if friction is felt during panning operation.
Depends on
- The discussion does not provide step-by-step removal instructions.
- Specific removal procedure details are not included in the thread.
- The thread references an older gimbal model from 2018 with limited spare parts availability.
- No technical specifications or tools required are mentioned.
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