11-09-2017, 10:01 PM
Hope this is the right section for this.
According to Philco's Service Bulletin #273, they refer to a lock pin that holds the pinion gear and shaft in. The instructions state to place a wood block on the side with the pin and to rap the block sharply to get the pin out.
Well, that confuses me.
Am I to assume that the pin is supposed to back out on it's own?
I'm not sure because it appears to be pressed in.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
According to Philco's Service Bulletin #273, they refer to a lock pin that holds the pinion gear and shaft in. The instructions state to place a wood block on the side with the pin and to rap the block sharply to get the pin out.
Well, that confuses me.
Am I to assume that the pin is supposed to back out on it's own?
I'm not sure because it appears to be pressed in.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
