Just as title states. I have a Hatta R9400 Bottom Bracket. I would rather take out the bb myself than let my LBS do it. Thank you.

https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/208402-maintain-sexy-not-so-sexy-track-bb.html

36mm wrench if you want to take the fixed cup out too.

channel locks a shop rag to keep the fixed cup from getting marred by the channel locks a lockring tool and a pin spanner or a set of bent needle nose pliers
20 bucks worth of tools at ace that you can use on other things as well and you should have a hook spanne anyways

What specific size lockring is the one on the bottom? I have a Dura Ace chainwhip with lockring, would that work for the bb?

yup it should i use my hozan you don't really need all the specific tools if you use others properly

cork screw?

yeah maybe a really big one

I have this pin spanner tool^. Why is this such a biatch to take this bb out?! This tool sucks. Is there any other way to take this bb out? like a hammer and pick? It seems like the bb is all rusted and shiet as well for even more difficulty. arrghh..

take the lockring off first dude really now

its off.

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^heh. I am. Ive already bent this pin spanner badly, twice. I might have to buy a new one, or just bring to local lbs, but I choose not to give up

what did I say about bent needle nose pliers they work really well and they are cheaper

A hammer.

Plumbers wrench.

I've seen this technique in use.

Very scary.