This process does not require specialist gear pullers or other tools
| Warm the gear to at 
              least 30 degrees centigrade which will allow the plastic to stretch 
              over the motor shaft without splitting. Simply holding the gear 
              in a warm, closed hand for a few minutes will be sufficient or soak 
              the gear in a container of warm water for a few minutes. Place the gear on a hard surface with the circular flange facing upwards.  | 
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| Gently 
              push the motor shaft into the hole in the centre of the motor pinion               gear. Use a constant gentle downward pressure. Continue until the motor shaft is right through the gear and touching the hard surface.  | 
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| Here the motor pinion gear is partly fitted. The shaft is flush with the face of the gear. | |
| Position the motor 
              shaft over a void or hole in the hard surface. In this picture a 
              gap in the jaws of the pliers is used. Again apply constant and gentle downward pressure to push the gear along the motor shaft and into the correct final position.  | 
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| Here the motor pinion 
              gear can be seen in the correct final location along the motor shaft. The exact location may depend on your specific application.  | 
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Note:  | |
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