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removing rear sprockets
I cannot remove shimano rear sprockets to replace a wheel spoke.
Must I use a special tool to engage the grooves inside the sprokets' hub to get goog purcahse and use a long lever arrm?. Or ought I be able to just use a pin spanner to engage the 2 holes in the ring that retains the 6 sprockets?. Thanks,Hartly |
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In article . com,
wrote: I cannot remove shimano rear sprockets to replace a wheel spoke. Must I use a special tool to engage the grooves inside the sprokets' hub to get goog purcahse and use a long lever arrm?. Depends on the model. Do you have a cassette or a freewheel? |
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C wrote:
In article . com, wrote: I cannot remove shimano rear sprockets to replace a wheel spoke. Must I use a special tool to engage the grooves inside the sprokets' hub to get goog purcahse and use a long lever arrm?. Depends on the model. Do you have a cassette or a freewheel? OP has a six speed freewheel. It will be fun to watch when he takes the pinspanner approach (cue : search the parktool or sheldonbrown website) -- --- Marten Gerritsen INFOapestaartjeM-GINEERINGpuntNL www.m-gineering.nl |
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If you use a pin spanner you will spill small ball bearings everywhere.
You need a freewheel removal tool to fit the splines. Use a QR (or lock nut) to hold it in place while undoing. Either hold the tool in a vice (if you are American use a vise instead) and totate the wheel OR (I find this prefereable) rest the wheel (with tyre) on the ground against a wall corner, use a long lever to undo, bracing the wheel against the wall. Do this at a corner so your hands go past the wall so you don't remove your knuckes when the freewheel gives. wrote: I cannot remove shimano rear sprockets to replace a wheel spoke. Must I use a special tool to engage the grooves inside the sprokets' hub to get goog purcahse and use a long lever arrm?. Or ought I be able to just use a pin spanner to engage the 2 holes in the ring that retains the 6 sprockets?. Thanks,Hartly |
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Thanks for your info.Andrew ,Marten and C.
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