The lock nut socket I used.
Side profile I cut on the lock nut socket "teeth" using a dremel with a cutoff wheel. Straight on view if you look to the back tooth.
You'll have to hold the bull gear in a way that allows you to tighten the lock nut. I clamped down with a c-clamp and a chunk of wood to the bench.
The socket fits pretty nicely into the sleeve after modifying the "teeth"
The lock nut socket I used.
This is the lock nut socket I used. I had to modify mine to fit the slots in the nut. As the "teeth" on the socket were too thick.
Install the locking nut using a lock nut socket. See the next few pictures.
Lock nut side view for holding the bull gear bearing sleeve in place.
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The lock nut socket I used.

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Bridgeport Series 1 VS 2hp Rebuilding the Gear Housing
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