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TM 5-4320-306-24 3-7.  REPLACE/REPAIR FLYWHEEL (Continued) WARNING Operate acetylene torches properly and be alert for leaks on any part of the equipment.  Inhalation of acetylene produces headache, dizziness, nausea, and possible loss of conscious- ness.  If acetylene is inhaled, seek fresh air immediately. Ring gear damage may occur if gear is overheated.  Do not heat gear over 400°F (204°C).  Use minimum amount of heat required to fit ring gear on flywheel.  Keep flame moving at all times. 3   Install replacement ring gear (1) on flywheel (2) as follows a.  Support flywheel (2) (ring gear side up) on a solid flat surface. b.  Rest ring gear (1) on a flat metal surface NOTE Heat-indicating crayons, which are placed on the ring gear and melt at a predetermined temperature, may be obtained from most vendors.  Use of crayons will guard against over- heating the gear c. Heat ring gear (1) evenly with an acetylene torch to 400°  F (204°C) Keep moving flame rapidly over surface of gear. d. Use tongs to position replacement gear in identical position to old gear. e. Tap  gear  in  place  against  shoulder  If  gear  will  not  seat  flatly  on  shoulder,  remove  it  and  carefully  repeat  the heating operation 3-37

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