42T 40T 120T 12T 3 5 4 1 2 6 54T 36T 38T
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First, let's identify the different gears in the planetary gear mechanism: - Gear 1: 42T - Gear 2: 40T - Gear 3: 120T - Gear 4: 3 - Gear 5: 12T - Gear 6: 5 - Gear 7: 61 - Gear 8: 36T - Gear 9: 38T - Gear 10: 54T Show more…
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