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Removing lower gear in transfer

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Removing lower gear in transfer

Post by DeWsE »

Just wondering if anyone knows how to remove the lower output gear from main shaft. IE what side? The flange side or the other?
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Post by nelligen »

yea it comes off from the flange end.
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Post by DeWsE »

nelligen wrote:yea it comes off from the flange end.

Thanks I'll keep trying. I have only got a gear puller not a press do you think it will work?
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Post by Barathrum »

i used a pull when i removed all of my gears from the shafts. but i can remember how tight they were, all i can say is that they all eventually came off. :shock:
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Post by nelligen »

I had to set it up with the gear resting on a few wooden blocks then knock the shaft down with a hammer and an alloy dolly, it came off easy with no damage, just take it easy
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Post by DeWsE »

Thanks guys I ended up using the puller.
Just keep cranking till I had the big bang effect and all was good.
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