I have around 10 of these freewheels in 6 speed wide configuration with one or two worn out cogs in
the (17-15-14) range. Is it possible to rebuild these freewheels and at what cost? Most of the
people who still have freewheels in 6 speed x 21-13 denomination are asking more for them than what
a new 9 speed cassette costs so I'm thinking it's time to retire the bike unless my worn freewheels
can be rebuilt cheaply.
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Can Sach-Millard freewheels be rebuilt?
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ibrunning-<< I have around 10 of these freewheels in 6 speed wide configuration with one or two worn
out cogs in the (17-15-14) range. Is it possible to rebuild these freewheels and at what cost?If anybopdy still has cogs, yes. As for opening up the innards and replacing bearings,, that is
possible also but really a PITA.<< so I'm thinking it's time to retire the bike unless my worn freewheels can be rebuilt cheaply.
If steel, have it 'cold set' to 130mm and use more current casettes of 8/9/10s-
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I have a bunch of that stuff, NOS, including hubs, bodies and more cogs than I care to count.
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