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Old 09-11-17 | 09:07 AM
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fietsbob
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Originally Posted by fritz1255
I am doing some maintenance on a couple of bikes, including bottom bracket repacking. The bikes I have are older, maybe 80's & 90's. Most are "rescues" of some kind - yard sale or found on a junk pile in the woods. The bearing cups have a face that looks like the picture below - there are two indented slots that are apparently used to rotate it. This time, I used a hammer and screwdriver to do the initial loosening, but is there an actual tool? Would the Park HCW-11 tool do the job?
Id put another BB in, after you drove that one out with hammer and cold chisel , at least the fixed cup, so you can thereafter just use the more common BB tools..

Shimano's fit and forget UN22, are cheap enough these days..
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