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aluminum alloy, QQ-A-225/6, alloy 2024, T4, anodized, MIL-A-8625, ty 1, 0.490 in. o/a lg; gear data, 2 gears, 1st gear, 130 teeth, 1.0973 MIN-1.0990 max in. od, 1.0833 in. pitch dia, 0.049 MIN-0.052 max in. w of face, 0.02618 in circular pitch, 20 deg pressure angle; 2nd gear 40 teeth, 0.4344 MIN-0.4365 max in. od; 0.4167 in. pitch dia, 0.059 MIN-0.062 max in. w of face, 0.03272 in. circular pitch, 20 deg pressure angle; hub between gears, 0.160 in. dia, 0.054 in. min, 0.060 in. lg, shaft stepped, 1st step, 1st end, 0.1246 MIN-0.1248 max in. dia, 0.090 MIN-0.092 max in. lg, 2nd step, 0.105 in. dia, 0.015 in. lg, 3rd step, 0.160 in. dia, 0.008 MIN-0.011 max in. lg, 0.115 MIN-0.116 max in. lg from 1st end of shaft to 1st gear face, 0.213 MIN-0.214 max in. lg from 1st end of shaft to face of 2nd gear; 2nd shaft end, 1st step, 0.1246 MIN-0.1248 max in. dia, 0.094 in. lg of 1st step, 2nd step, 0.105 in. dia, 0.015 in. lg, 3rd step, 0.160 in. dia, 0.106 MIN-0.108 max in. lg of 3rd step, 0.215 MIN-0.217 max in. lg
A gearshaft with a single complement of spur gear teeth. For items with more than one complement of teeth, see gearshaft (1), multiple gears.
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Precious metal content is unknown
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