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Case g188d Ring Gear

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Terry Healy

07-20-2006 10:21:45




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Hello, I have just picked up a used G188d to go in my Case 580 and am swapping the flywheel. My ring gear is a bit chewed up ( I have had the starter rebuilt now) and am wondering if the Ring gear can be removed and reversed, and any advice how to do it.

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630crazy

07-25-2006 10:09:41




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 Re: Case g188d Ring Gear in reply to Terry Healy, 07-20-2006 10:21:45  
We always heated the gear with a torch to expand the ring. Then give it a few taps with an air chisel(punch), it should drop right off. Reverse procedure to put it back on.



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wilson

07-20-2006 13:02:29




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 Re: Case g188d Ring Gear in reply to Terry Healy, 07-20-2006 10:21:45  
the ring should drive off with punch carefully going around the flywheel a little at a time. I just buy new ones from checker or autozone. You sometimes the to take a ball bat to get the countewr people to find their PIONEER catalog but they do have one . Its the warroir div of poineer (not the corn co) I generaly get a dc case ring gear for less than one half of case prices and i really believe it comes from the same place

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