Allen screw blocking cassette tool
I don’t know if I’ve been out of the game so long that I’m forgetting stuff, or if this is new to me, but I can’t get the cassette tool in there with that set screw sticking out. There’s another set screw on the other side of the axle, but loosening it doesn’t seem to let anything come out.
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You could tap one of the lock ring notches with a flat head screwdriver or similar. I agree, something doesn't seem right.
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try thin nose pliers/forceps to turn the screw in.
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Originally Posted by '02 nrs
(Post 21925162)
try thin nose pliers/forceps to turn the screw in.
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Also note that shimano freewheel tools like the one you’re using are actually slightly different from their cassette tool. A proper cassette tool might fit past the screw more easily and will generally get better purchase on the lockring
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Originally Posted by AeroGut
(Post 21925477)
Also note that shimano freewheel tools like the one you’re using are actually slightly different from their cassette tool. A proper cassette tool might fit past the screw more easily and will generally get better purchase on the lockring
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If you were able to advance that set screw farther in, then presumably it was not pinching the axle to prevent movement of whatever it was supposed to immobilize. Kind of a bummer that it backed out enough to foul the space for the cassette tool. I’m curious about what that set screw does. On Campagnolo hubs the DS locknut uses a set screw but it has wrench flats, too.
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Consider using loktite on the set screw to better secure it in place before reassembly, just a bit
not slathered. Presume the set screw is for a hub with sealed bearings? |
Originally Posted by urbanknight
(Post 21925500)
Pretty sure I have the other one too, but the only difference was how deep it goes, which is why I never cared which one I grabbed. I’ll have to dig it out and check.
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Originally Posted by sch
(Post 21926427)
Consider using loktite on the set screw to better secure it in place before reassembly, just a bit
not slathered. Presume the set screw is for a hub with sealed bearings? |
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