Originally Posted by
justbike
Andy,
Thanks for all your help. To tighten, I used a standard 17mm socket on the cassette side while holding the other side with a 13mm wrench. Of course this was not ideal as I could only tighten until the cassette side nut became flush with the ring with the 14 prongs as I did not have the specialised cassette socket. See attached images.
I do think you are correct that the center of the 17mm nut I tightened could be held with an allen key or a hexagonal socket, but I did it the way explained above.
I heald the part circled and pointed to with a 13mm wrench. It is a round piece with two flat sides which were easy to hold on to
While spinning this piece with a 17mm socket. Worked well until it was flush with the cover which has the 14 pronges. Definently didnt make it to the reccomended 40nm of torque
You didn’t ”tighten the cassette”.
To do that, you turn what you call ”the cover with 14 prongs”.
What you did was overtighten the axle.
Maybe Something squished and is no longer fitting.