im using a chain whip and lock ring nut and a spanner to get my casette fof and it wont come off, im turning it the right way i think u need super human strength for this one, whats going on any clues how to get it to come off lol
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bloody casette!
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Posted 10 months ago #
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bigger lever - I use a 24" adjustable spanner on my cassette tool.
placing the tool in a vice and turning the wheel can help.
Posted 10 months ago # -
big lever on the spanner? set the chain whip and the spanner at "ten to two" and use your bodyweight to press down on both?
Posted 10 months ago # -
I never have any trouble with mine. Everything on my wife's bike, however requires hydraulic firefighting equipment to shift....
What I do to undo hers is:-
- Put the splined lockring undoing HG nut thing on.
- Put skewer back in (to hold above HG nut in place)
- fit chain whip on one side and spanner (on nut above) on the other.
- Lean wheel up against the Aga (ooh! - don't get excited, it's old and is just used for bashing things on) so wheel is upright, chainwhip is at 9 o clock, spanner at 3 o clock.
- then I climb on. One foot on each (the handrail on your Aga will help you balance and brace yourself for when it goes) and jump up and down on it carefully. That always shifts it in the end....Hope that helps!
Posted 10 months ago # -
lol thx ill have another go later but it defo feels like i need a spanner as big as my own body lol
Posted 10 months ago # -
pull apart - less chance of injury to fingers.
Get some WD40 in there?
Smack with a hammer? (Will make you feel better if nothing else
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Posted 10 months ago # -
lol was thinking a hammer like one of those soft hammers for meat ill try that later
Posted 10 months ago # -
align the spanner handle and the chain whip handle so that they are just a few degrees off each other then squeeze the ends together with both hands. your grip is surprisingly strong and you stand much less chance of getting a "bloody cassette" too.
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