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Old 11-06-13 | 09:16 AM
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jbyrkit
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Originally Posted by due ruote

Looks like a Park BBT-22 would do it. It appears you've somehow broken off part of the toothed rim that the tool engages, so proceed with caution. It's generally a good idea to bolt the tool to the spindle, either with a crank bolt or, if necessary, a longer bolt, so it can't slip out of the notches when you lean on it with the wrench. In your case that's probably essential.
i don't think the lip part is broken, because on the other side of the bracket there's the same "partial" lip.

BUT...it has been there for a few years...
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