From: | Mario Vitale | e-mail: | mariol.vitale-A-att.net |
Subject: | RE: RE: RE: Starter sector gear | Date: | Mon Oct 9 13:34:48 2017 |
Response to: | 22316 |
Joep, Great!!! Glad it worked out. By the way, was the gear keyed to the shaft? Pinned? How did you get it off? Mario ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- its fixed, got teeths again ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Joep, Before you remove the sector you should make up some kind of simple fixture, or mark the shaft so you can get the first tooth in the same place, with respect to the shaft, when you re-install it. Let us know if that works! Mario ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- There is a thought, it can be removed, not sure if I can just turn it around (dont have it at hand now) otherwise machining will be the way to go ! thanks Joep ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Joep, It looks to me like the sector could be re-built by building up the worn teeth with weld and re-machining them, using the pristine teeth on the other end of the sector to index the machining of the built up areas. Obviously you would need a milling machine or possibly a lathe, to do this. It is not unheard of for gear teeth like this to be hand filed! :) Another thought comes to mind... How is the sector attached to the shaft? If it could be removed, it might be possible to reverse it so the good section is where the contact is made. Mario ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- I got two of these and they both look the same I was told good ones are hard to find, but maybe someone knows where to get a descent one. Or do you guys repair these ? thanks Joep |
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