IMG 12- Locking washer bent over to assure extra measure of safety.
IMG 16- Top view shows space behind sprocket, where it seats up against the bearing, no seals or washers, just metal to metal.
IMG 14- 36mm socket used for best results.
IMG 13- Bench version of locking sprocket while applying torque setting. I used 80 ft/lbs.
IMG 12- Locking washer bent over to assure extra measure of safety.
IMG 11- Look closely behind sprocket, you can see edge of bearing.
IMG 10- Finished product, showing pushrod lightly greased to prevent rust, while repairing.
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IMG 12- Locking washer bent over to assure extra measure of safety.

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