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lutach
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05.28.2008, 01:21 PM

If you don't need that gear, just use a Dremel if you have one and grind it out. One of my Aveox came with a gear box and when I took the gear box out it had a 32 pitch pinion glued to the shaft. I did everything to try and get it out, but my Dremel needed some action . After your done just sand the shaft a bit with fine grit sand paper.
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05.28.2008, 02:47 PM

I usually use a chainsaw and a plasma cutter. It takes a bit of imagination to see how I did it that way.
   
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05.28.2008, 06:49 PM

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If it is running without the set screws, it is on there pretty good. I think heat and a gear puller is the best answer - any hardware store will likely have a small gear puller that would work. Next time, you may go a little lighter on the threadlock (only a little dab on the set screw is needed - blue loctitie). :)
I have had a pinion stuck on a shaft without using any threadlock
   
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05.28.2008, 07:13 PM

I don't actually recall having thread locker in my toolbox when I put the pinion on... -_-
   
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05.28.2008, 07:25 PM

I had the same issue - Almost busted the motor getting mine off - I now run a 5mm drill through my pinions before installing them...
   
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05.28.2008, 07:28 PM

Yeah. If I manage to get this pinion off, I'll be at least removing a little bit of material on the inside of the pinion. I haven't had a try at prying it off yet, as I'm still disassembling and cleaning my Revo. It probably won't happen until the weekend.
   
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