Removing Dog Teeth Ring from a gear

Started by Sam, February 02, 2012, 12:56:31 AM

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Sam

Hi folks,

I have some left over gears from a gearbox that exploded some time ago I also own a lathe so as an experiment, I thought I'd see how hard it is to do a bit of gear lightening.

To do to this I need to remove the 'Dog Teeth Ring' (or whatever it's called) from the gear.
My understanding is that it's just pressed on, but I can't seem to get it off.

The 'Dog Teeth Ring' is smaller than the gear so I can't get a hold to remove it.

I was impatient, so I started on the other side (see attached pictures).
I didnt drill right through until I can remove the Dog Teeth and cut into the other side

Any ideas how on how to remove it?

Thanks in advance
Sam

giulia_veloce

Hi Sam

give me a call today and I will tell you

02 9939 2069

Robert

colcol

On a Holinger proper race car gearbox, the dogs are pressed on with about .004 inch or ,1 mm press fit, that is the piece you are trying to remove is smaller than the gear, have a look on the spline where the dog is pressed on, and see if it has been projection welded, that is the spline melted to stop the dog coming off, if it has, get a little pencil grinder and grind the welds away, and see if you can get some thin bearing pullers under the dog to press it off, Colin
1974 VW Passat [ist car] 1984 Alfa 33TI [daily driver] 2002 Alfa 156 JTS [daily driver]

Sam

Hi everyone

Thanks for all your help with this

I called Robert this afternoon and he explained how it's done.    (thanks Rob)

Sam

giulia_veloce

All good Sam

Just waiting for a phone call back about that car we discussed
Always good talking Alfa stuff with like minded people.

Robert