Hello All
Does anyone know if the half time pinion goes on with the chamfer innermost? Put mine on with it outermost--then changed my mind as I suspected it would make more difficult to get off (it did) then i noticed one tooth was a bit dubious and bought another anyway.
I could see no timing marks on it --I am assuming the timing mark is the key way.
This is the info per the M…
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Previously John Pullen-App…
Previously John Pullen-Appleby wrote:
Hello All
Does anyone know if the half time pinion goes on with the chamfer innermost? Put mine on with it outermost--then changed my mind as I suspected it would make more difficult to get off (it did) then i noticed one tooth was a bit dubious and bought another anyway.
I could see no timing marks on it --I am assuming the timing mark is the key way.
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Hi John,
The chamfer faces out. You need the sharp edge innermost for the puller to bite on. There is no timing mark - the keyway is your marker to the 1 point on the middle gear
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timing-mark-keyway-jpg
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Previously andy_sochanik wrote:
Previously John Pullen-Appleby wrote:
Hello All
Does anyone know if the half time pinion goes on with the chamfer innermost? Put mine on with it outermost--then changed my mind as I suspected it would make more difficult to get off (it did) then i noticed one tooth was a bit dubious and bought another anyway.
I could see no timing marks on it --I am assuming the timing mark is the key way.
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Excellent thanks.
Hi John,
The chamfer faces out. You need the sharp edge innermost for the puller to bite on. There is no timing mark - the keyway is your marker to the 1 point on the middle gear
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This is the info per the Maintenance Manual.
Attachments
jubilee-timing-gears-pdf