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Old 10-05-21 | 09:21 AM
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trenzterra
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Originally Posted by JoeTBM
I have no idea why I said the outer nut..... that would break free the easiest, the inner nut would take some force to move the 1 or 2 outer nuts as it is locked against it.

I should have said ......"and then putting a wrench on the INNER nut while trying to loosen the drive side locknut."

I will also edit my other reply to reflect this.
Thanks for the clarification!

Haven't got the chance to get a suitably sized nut yet... But I applied a bit of blue loctite on the non drive side and now I can remove the drive side locknut. Well, at the expense of the non drive side I guess. But I think getting access to the drive side locknut is more crucial in case I want to service or replace the freehub body down the road.
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