Fixed Cup Removal
#27
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It worked! Wow, did that take some torque!
As you can see, I used three or four more washers than I needed.

I was surprised how much work it was to get this thing apart after it was out. And I was really surprised at what it did to the washer.


Is this typical? I also can't put the nut on past where it was for the removal. I think my wonder tool may be shot after only one use.
As you can see, I used three or four more washers than I needed.

I was surprised how much work it was to get this thing apart after it was out. And I was really surprised at what it did to the washer.


Is this typical? I also can't put the nut on past where it was for the removal. I think my wonder tool may be shot after only one use.
#28
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Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Kansai
It worked! Wow, did that take some torque!
As you can see, I used three or four more washers than I needed.

I was surprised how much work it was to get this thing apart after it was out. And I was really surprised at what it did to the washer.


Is this typical? I also can't put the nut on past where it was for the removal. I think my wonder tool may be shot after only one use.
As you can see, I used three or four more washers than I needed.

I was surprised how much work it was to get this thing apart after it was out. And I was really surprised at what it did to the washer.


Is this typical? I also can't put the nut on past where it was for the removal. I think my wonder tool may be shot after only one use.

#29
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From: Dutchess County, NY
Bikes: Fuji S-12s, Trek Navigator 200, Dahon Vitesse D7, Raleigh Sprite Touring ('70's)
Has anybody tried using a left handed thread bolt? This would tighten itself up when removing a RHT fixed cup - the preferred outcome.
#30
There is no need for a left-threaded bolt. You just turn from the other side to reverse direction. On French and Itallian BB's you insert a socket through the BB shell.





