pierodn Joined Nov 10, 2012 Messages 3,154 May 20, 2015 #1 Hi. One of the pinion that i have (in the bottom of the picture) is 1 mm thin than other (14 mm/15 mm circa) Why? Thanks. Pieo
Hi. One of the pinion that i have (in the bottom of the picture) is 1 mm thin than other (14 mm/15 mm circa) Why? Thanks. Pieo
Hobot Joined Oct 19, 2005 Messages 18,978 May 20, 2015 #2 Thin one is standard commando thick one is Atlas and better for hi power use as commando version is known to loose teeth if pressed to the max>
Thin one is standard commando thick one is Atlas and better for hi power use as commando version is known to loose teeth if pressed to the max>
dynodave Joined May 28, 2003 Messages 2,590 May 20, 2015 #3 pierodn said: Hi. One of the pinion that i have (in the bottom of the picture) is 1 mm thin than other (14 mm/15 mm circa) Why? Thanks. Pieo Click to expand... My guess is.... Early twins/all T2035 certainly all the featherbed engines I own... 68-74 commando NMT2035 same part IAW parts books all .564" 14.32mm 1975 MKIII because of wider cases therefore narrower gear 06-5670 .494" 12.54mm Do you have something different?
pierodn said: Hi. One of the pinion that i have (in the bottom of the picture) is 1 mm thin than other (14 mm/15 mm circa) Why? Thanks. Pieo Click to expand... My guess is.... Early twins/all T2035 certainly all the featherbed engines I own... 68-74 commando NMT2035 same part IAW parts books all .564" 14.32mm 1975 MKIII because of wider cases therefore narrower gear 06-5670 .494" 12.54mm Do you have something different?