Old 03-24-14 | 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by repechage
I think that method broke up the inside of the other cup.
It's possible, but I do not use the Sheldon Brown bolt setup when two flats are available. After a nice PB Blaster soaking, I use the Park HCW-4 and hold it on with a bolt, nut, and a couple of washers. I just hand tighten the nut so the wrench doesn't slip off the nut. A couple of taps with a hammer or mallet to the wrench to get the fixed cup moving. Works every time.
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