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Hi all,

I‘m currently having my gearbox rebuilt. The cones are worn as described above and the plan is to replace them.

Since there‘s no surface to push/pull the cone off the gear it‘s not obvious to me how these can be separated without damage.

The only way I can think of is to use a bearing separator like this:

However, I‘m afraid using this kind of separator will cause the small teeth of the cone to crack.

A: gear

B: cone

C: separator

Is there a different procedure?

Or, do I have to machine features (e.g. threaded holes) into the cone to safely separate it?

Thanks and best regards

Philipp

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