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15-01-2010, 21:20
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Re: Dog Gear?
One of the best places to find one is in the middle of an AM Gen 2 shifter, IIRC. What it is is you have the teeth (which are rather large and square, in that case) on the side of the gear, along with a matching set on the side of the gear/wheel/whatever it's interfacing with. Pull it away, the teeth disengage.
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