You cannot buy the gear on it's own unfortunately.
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- Thread starter MickDB1
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You cannot buy the gear on it's own unfortunately.
As well as the gear teeth, have a good look at the dogs and their opposite numbers on the sides of the gears.
If they are badly worn, the box may jump out of gear.
Here is a knackered 5th gear and its partner . . . . The dogs aren't too bad, but the webs are shot
.
Unfortunately, layshafts are pressed together with a 30-ton press (
), so unless you have one (and a puller to match) a whole new layshaft would be required.
Remember that tall 5th and low 1st gears are available as an option, while you're in there . . . . . . (
).
Bob.
If they are badly worn, the box may jump out of gear.
Here is a knackered 5th gear and its partner . . . . The dogs aren't too bad, but the webs are shot
.
Unfortunately, layshafts are pressed together with a 30-ton press (
), so unless you have one (and a puller to match) a whole new layshaft would be required.Remember that tall 5th and low 1st gears are available as an option, while you're in there . . . . . . (
).Bob.
Marvelous advice Bob and Rob 
Look further than whats obvious eh !! I am on a steep learning curve here
I must have started this journey/project in a hole
Back to the shed
camera is out
I hope this is not boring everyone daft - sorry if it is
Look further than whats obvious eh !! I am on a steep learning curve here
I must have started this journey/project in a hole
Back to the shed
camera is outI hope this is not boring everyone daft - sorry if it is
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