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The final drive pulley mounts to the taper of the bearing assembly, and is held in place
by this nut. Note there's no hex or drive splines on the nut- just these three unevenly spaced,
shallowly-drilled divots that were probably meant to be used with a hammer and punch
in order to tap the nut into place. We'll be fixing that shortly.





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