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GOVERNOR SHAFT DISASSEMBLY

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HAL

06-17-2003 09:23:20




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IS THERE ANY TRICK TO REMOVING ALL THE GEARS ON THE GOVERNOR SHAFT MY BEARING RIGHT BEHIND WHERE THE MAG COUPLES UP IS BAD I HAVE THE CASE ALL APART AND IT LOOKS LIKE THE GEARS AND BEARINGS JUST PRESS OFF AFTER YOU REMOVE A FEW SNAP RINGS FROM THE COVER SIDE WHERE THE CAGED BALL BEARING IS? THIS IS ON A 37 B THANKS HAL




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Clooney

06-17-2003 12:59:07




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 Re: GOVERNOR SHAFT DISASSEMBLY in reply to HAL, 06-17-2003 09:23:20  
HAL, don't pull any more apart than you have to. Usually just pulling the mag drive coupling will get you to that bearing. Getting the bearing off could be a different story though.
~The best way is to use a bearing separator & arbor press, I have had some luck using a [GOOD] 3 jaw gear puller then heating the mag drive flange enough to expand it enough for the gear puller to start it moving. To get the bearing off, in a lot of cases I will pull the bearing apart & use a die grinder to notch the race enough get either a puller or bearing separator on that race. Be careful you don't bend the shaft.

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