Broncoman
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I never heard of this before. I was told about this today. I had no idea there was such a thing. Just thought I would share this.
"one tooth of pinion gear is grooved and painted, while the ring gear has a notch between two painted teeth. If the paint marks are not evident, locate the notches.
Proper timing of gears is set by placing the grooved pinion tooth between the two marked ring gear teeth.
Some gear sets have no timing marks. These gears are hunting and do not need to be timed. Non-hunting and partial non-hunting gears must be timed."
Google books link that mentions this briefly
I saw a link that said that if the number of teeth on the ring and pinion won't divide evenly then its a hunting gear set. Is this true? So a 3.00:1 is a non-hunting gear set since it is an even number? 4.11:1 is a hunting gear set? Or does it have nothing to do with this?
"one tooth of pinion gear is grooved and painted, while the ring gear has a notch between two painted teeth. If the paint marks are not evident, locate the notches.
Proper timing of gears is set by placing the grooved pinion tooth between the two marked ring gear teeth.
Some gear sets have no timing marks. These gears are hunting and do not need to be timed. Non-hunting and partial non-hunting gears must be timed."
Google books link that mentions this briefly
I saw a link that said that if the number of teeth on the ring and pinion won't divide evenly then its a hunting gear set. Is this true? So a 3.00:1 is a non-hunting gear set since it is an even number? 4.11:1 is a hunting gear set? Or does it have nothing to do with this?