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Old 06-26-11, 09:11 PM
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was taking an old bb out of an old frame. it did what it needed to do.

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That's kind of smart, kudos!
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hey, it works

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will do!
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I can dig it, I use an old pipe wrench with welded and ground tabs as a lockring wrench. Not pretty but works marvelously.
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I've always just used old spokes. Unless the BB is seized in you don't need much force.
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they make a tool for that
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