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Magneto Drive Gear assembly problem
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I elected to use a sealed ball race and make a spacer to fill the seal void and position the gear. The above photo shows that the mag gear does not quite align with the intermediate gear. When I attached the timing gear cover plate I found, to my cost, that the bearing that engages the cover plate sticks out too far and I managed to snap off a bit of the cover plate ( ham fisted so and so!!) Angry

1) Did the gear originally not align with the intermediate gear? I cant see for the life of me how it could. I need to find another 3 to 4 mm.

2) I could  reduce the thickness of my seal replacing spacer but this would cause even more serious misalignment of the gears.

3) I could reduce the boss on the timing gear to bring the bearing further in .

 Number 3 is my favoured option but I'm a bit reluctant to modify a standard component when I don't fully understand why I should need to do it.


Can any body help and guide me or offer any other solutions?
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RE: Magneto Drive Gear assembly problem - by Andy Cawley - 09-02-2020, 01:18 PM
RE: Magneto Drive Gear assembly problem - by Alan - 09-02-2020, 08:28 PM

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