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TM 5-4210-220-34 3-8. ENGINE - Continued 3-8.7 Gear Train - Continued (8) Support the idler gear (3), shoulder down on an arbor press bed.  Start one of the bearing cups (9), numbered side up, squarely into the bore of the idler gear.  Then seat the cup against the shoulder of the gear using a bearing test fixture plate (11, Appendix D) between the ram of the press and the bearing cup. (9) Lay the outer spacer ring (11) on the face of the bearing cup (9). (10) Start the other bearing cup (7), numbered side down, squarely into the bore of the gear.  Then press the cup tight against the spacer ring (11).  Using a bearing test fixture plate (11, Appendix D) between the ram of the press and the bearing cup. (11) Press the inner bearing cone (8), numbered side up, on the idler gear hub (4) until flush with the inner hub mounting face.  Use the bearing test fixture plate (11, Appendix D) with the large center hole) between the ram of the press and the bearing. (12) Install the inner spacer ring (10) on the idler gear hub (4) so that the oil hole in the hub is 180 deg.  from the gap in the inner spacer ring. (13) Position the gear (3) with both cups (7 and 9)   installed   over   the   hub   (4)   and   inner bearing cone (8). (14) Press the  outer  idler  gear  bearing  cone  (6) over the hub (4) while rotating the  gear  (3) to   seat   the   rollers   properly   between   the cones.          The     bearing     cones     must     be supported   so   as   not   to   lead   the   bearing rollers during this operation. 3-152

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