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by HalfaDave Wed Apr 17, 2024 7:28 pm
Cox Engine of The Month
pinion gear removal
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pinion gear removal
Need pointers or advice in easy way to remove pinion gear from Cox/Cameron TD engines. Is there a special tool available? Don't want to ruin engine by doing it the wrong way
Thank you in advance
DWRODZ
Thank you in advance
DWRODZ
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Re: pinion gear removal
Can you post a photo?
So I can see "IF" a std. gear puller would work?
I have some that are "C" shaped, and "box" shaped for many "hobby" uses.
So I can see "IF" a std. gear puller would work?
I have some that are "C" shaped, and "box" shaped for many "hobby" uses.
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pinion gear removal
Thank you I will give that a try. In the interim I ordered a miniature hobby gear puller anticipating it will work.
Again thank you all in advance for your suggestions
DWRODZ
Again thank you all in advance for your suggestions
DWRODZ
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Pinion Gear Removal
Thank you I was able to remove the pinion gears easily following all the advice, a little penetrating oil and a cutting blade utilizing the cutting edge as a wedge to apply slight outward pressure and off they came....no special tools or puller just good old advice from those that have been there. Thanks again
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