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  • jamiep
    Free Member

    I’m really struggling to get the cassette off. Any tips?

    I’ve little strength in my hand – broke hand/wrist/fingers recently.

    I can only think to get a bigger spanner for more leverage?

    thanks

    mushrooms
    Free Member

    Bigger spanner or get it in a vice!

    jamiep
    Free Member

    Thanks mate. I’ll dodge to screwfix

    shortcut
    Full Member

    Big adjustable, locking tool and a chain whip should be all you need.

    If it’s a hope pro. 2 you may need a second chain whip as the sprockets can cut into the freehub body so you need to tug them anti clockwise to get them off!

    cbrsyd
    Free Member

    If it’s a hope pro. 2 you may need a second chain whip as the sprockets can cut into the freehub body so you need to tug them anti clockwise to get them off!

    Or remove freehub complete with stuck cassette hold the freehub in a vice and use chain whip to tug the cassette anti clockwise.

    Assuming you have only one chain whip but a vice as well.

    toys19
    Free Member

    re pro2 issue i just tap them back with a rubber mallet works fine.

    nbt
    Full Member

    You need something like this

    http://pardo.net/bike/pic/fail-029/index.html

    I’ve one you can use if you;re close to Marple…

    gusamc
    Free Member

    probably a bit late now but you can extend spanners etc by sticking a bit of pipe over them to give extra length/leverage, you can (possibly if you keep the spanner fit true) also use your foot (leg muscles are stronger) to push the spanner round (don’t kick, apply steady pressure)

    jamiep
    Free Member

    thanks for taking the time to reply. A bigger spanner and encouragement from ‘The Persuader’ sorted it.

    Some jobs are difficult for left-handers (especially broken ones)

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