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Old 03-21-19 | 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 3speedslow


HA! You haven’t met me yet then!

ive seen videos where people clamp a shell into a vise and hammer/ punch it open. They used heavy rubber pads to grip it. Any other suggestions? I will be taking the plastic Oiler off just in case. Wish this hub was still built up in a wheel!

anybody stuffed an SA works inside one of these shells?
I have done it by putting a couple of old spokes in some of the spoke holes, clamping the spokes in a vise and resting the flange on a piece of wood to protect it, and with the spokes holding the shell against rotation, go to town with a hammer and punch.
New hubs that have not had the ball ring torqued by riding it don't need to be held in place I have found.
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