Got an eBay kit from rated supplier to do very noisy gearbox (input bearing was actually breaking up!) and have also replaced very worn layshaft but find both layshaft needle rollers are very slightly longer than original so spring rings cannot be fitted. Is it a problem that they float around (a very small amount)?
I could expoxy glue the front where it slides in as this would be easy to clean up if I needed to do it again. But I'm tempted just to leave them, they both butt up against thrust washers with lubrication channels.
Thank you for any obs.
Layshaft rollers
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BaritoneUke
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Re: Layshaft rollers
With the longer layshaft roller bearing there is no requirement to fit the outer circlips.
Do not use any epoxy glue or any other means to retain the roller bearings.
The longer roller bearings without the outer circlips will not cause any problem and is now the norm.
Do not use any epoxy glue or any other means to retain the roller bearings.
The longer roller bearings without the outer circlips will not cause any problem and is now the norm.
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Re: Layshaft rollers
Very good, thanksphilthehill wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 6:59 pm The longer roller bearings without the outer circlips will not cause any problem and is now the norm.
