Bent edges on rear hub-cassete connection
06-28-22, 04:41 PM
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Bent edges on rear hub-cassete connection
Hello,
Doing bearing change i managed to bend the rear hub edges where the cassette connects. I don't know how/if this will affect anything moving on.
Connecting the cassete works fine, and it moves perfectly. I think if anything, the dents and scratches may affect the dust seal there...?
Can anyone advise? Btw, this is a DT Swiss H1900 wheel with 370 hub and Shimano HG cassette.
Unfortunately i cannot attach pictures or urls.. ☹️
Doing bearing change i managed to bend the rear hub edges where the cassette connects. I don't know how/if this will affect anything moving on.
Connecting the cassete works fine, and it moves perfectly. I think if anything, the dents and scratches may affect the dust seal there...?
Can anyone advise? Btw, this is a DT Swiss H1900 wheel with 370 hub and Shimano HG cassette.
Unfortunately i cannot attach pictures or urls.. ☹️
06-28-22, 05:43 PM
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06-28-22, 06:37 PM
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How on earth did you do that?
06-28-22, 10:44 PM
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Well not sure but either when kicking the opposite bearing out.... or when I improvised a press to get this side out.The "press" had a round edge pressing here which i did not realize.
After it was bent, i un-bent it as you can see in the picture, with a small wrench..
Yeah, I know ... not smart.
Soooo ... is it dead? 😟
After it was bent, i un-bent it as you can see in the picture, with a small wrench..
Yeah, I know ... not smart.
Soooo ... is it dead? 😟
06-28-22, 11:30 PM
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Nah, it doesn't look like you killed it and it sounds like it works so keeping running it.
06-29-22, 05:29 AM
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Might touch it up with a little emery cloth to knock the burrs down
06-29-22, 11:03 PM
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Sometimes you get lucky and a socket fits just right. Tap it in, tap the high spots towards the socket.
