[Closed] Shimano freehub help please

these might be different
580 = Y-3C0 98010
585 = Y-3C0 98010
760 = Y-3CO 98010
765 = Y-3CO 98010

these ones should fit.
555 = Y-3BD 98010
570 = Y-3BD 98010
752 = Y-3BD 98010
756 = Y-3BD 98010

[url= http://techdocs.shimano.com/techdocs/blevel.jsp;jsessionid=2n5pKhSN8G2d0mRn58VK1npCgbnQfzTh9cB5dThQhBPSJrVYCV7D!1321074227?ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=1408474395181679&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302051947&bmUID=1247433229258 ]Shimano techdocs[/url]

Sorry if I'm being thick abductee, but I take it this means the 555, 570, 752 and 756 all use the same freehub?

Interesting....the Y-3BD is also on the LX freehub...which is £10 at on-one atm.

Cynical
The picture in on one for the LX rear is of a centre lock front 585 which if it was a rear would be the Y-3CO so I don't think its the same.

Kendal
Yes they do share the same parts. in the Shimano documents it lists the 555 and 570 LX as having the same part number as the 752 and 756 XT. Last time I managed to buy the whole hub for the same price as the freehub and got new skewer cones, seals and bearings thrown in. Shimano prices have gone up a lot and now it is a lot more to buy a complete hub than the freehub body unless you can find one (perhaps a non disc) reduced.

[url= http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/mountain-and-road-bike-wheels/freehub-bodies-for-bike-wheels/lx-9-speed-freehub-body.html ]Merlin[/url]

[url= http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=1161 ]Chain reaction[/url]

I'm not an expert on this so it would be nice if someone else could confirm whether what I am saying is right/wrong

I did manage to do this once - bought a whole LX non-disc hub for less than the freehub I needed. It can be done, and I did get new axle and cones, etc. as a bonus.

On the minus side, getting the freehub off when you don't have a vice or the leverage of a wheel to pull against is a bugger.

Thanks for all your help.