How to Install gears onto a Scott Bonnar Model 45 Cylinder Mower

In this video I show how to install the intermediate clutch onto a Scott Bonnar Model 45 Cylinder Mower.
I also find it incredibly hard to say Centrifugal Haha!

[@bryce8363]

Hey mate, I’ve been build engines for a long time now and all I can say that will make your life easier and reduce the risk of damaging the gears, bearings and the collar.
Throw the bearings and the collars in the freezer for a while to temporally shrink the components to help them slide in easier. You can also but the gears in the oven for a few minutes at like 80 degrees Celsius to avoid changing the tempering of the steel it just needs to be warm to the touch NOT HOT and this will temporarily expand the gears.
So then the bearings (straight from the freezer) will just drop in without needing to hit them too much, if at all. Then let that settle to room temperature. Rinse and repeat with the collar to the bearing and any other press fit components.
Other than that, loving the videos mate!

[@alexcarrasco1347]

I'm loving your videos! What grease do you put on the threads of the nuts?

[@SBRenos]

Hey mate.. it’s a anti seize grease.. It helps when removing the nut in the future..

[@MalcolmDunbar-nh1yo]

Hello SB Renos,
Just a quick question. Are these the mowers used for synthetic grass? Thanks in advance.