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Old 03-03-2019, 01:26 PM
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Good morning. After many posts, private messages, and emails I have finally been able to remove the spirol pins to allow me to split my CC 100. I am now looking at the reduction gear with the bolt removed and was wondering if there are any tricks to removing this gear. It will wiggle a little, but did not want to force. Thanks for any tips as I am ever closer to being able to get to the brake mechanism...
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A big magnet I use, yes I do. lifts right off, indeed....
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No go on the magnet. As I said it will slightly wiggle but will not release/slide off the post. Any other suggestions?
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It should just pull off, that area is always bathed in oil, the 3" round magnet I use always pulls it off.
If you have to, try to get something around the edge to remove it. It weighs about 5lbs.
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So I just kept wiggling and after a bit it slid off...now to try and free up that brake piston!
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