Re: That don't look right - SC Bull Gear Retaining Screws

Posted by Owen Aaland on July 27, 2010 at 10:46:44 from (207.13.114.172):

In Reply to: That don't look right - SC Bull Gear Retaining Screws posted by dpski on July 27, 2010 at 10:29:29:

The cap screws coming loose on the end of the axle was enough of a problem that the design was changed to eliminate them. Replacement axles used a snap ring to hold the gear in place.

LockTite will hold fine even submerged in oil but it is important to remove all the oil before applying it. It sets up in the absence of air and once set the oil will have no affect on it.

I would use new cap screws when I put it back together. It is possible that the reason the old ones came loose is because they have been stretched. New ones are just cheap insurance against a repeat.

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• Re: That don't look right - SC Bull Gear Retaining Screws dpski 13:36:34 07/27/10 (1)
  • Re: That don't look right - SC Bull Gear Retaining Screws Janicholson 14:24:20 07/27/10 (0)

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