Next up was the fifth gear. Again I didn't want to run around trying to find a tool to pull it off so we made our own tool.
We cut this angle iron to fit around the 5th gear lip and used two screws, some nuts, and spacers to work it off of the shaft.
This is a lot cheaper than buying tools.
The rest of the steps were very easy as they were clearly explained in the manual. One note though the snap rings on the mainshaft are a pain in the rear to get off.
This is it when everything was out.
Sorry about these pictures. I have been using my wife's Nikon D90 and so far we have only purchased one lens, the AF NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8D. It is a prime lens and I didn't bother to adjust anything when I took these pictures so the depth of field isn't what I wanted.
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