
I removed the wheel and the rubber layer from the drivetrain, and sanded the inside perimeter of the rubber, to give the adhesive a more rough surface to stick to.

I again used the Household Goop stuff to glue the rubber layer back onto the wheel.

A little wrestling, and the rubber layer goes back onto the wheel.

After the rubber cement had dried, I put the drivetrain back together.

I don't know how, but I also managed to have one of the PVC sticks that helps to hold the right foot shell door cover come off.

A little PVC glue, and it's good as new.

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