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  1. The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa the
    little devils center and 2-3 inches long. Shaft 'cuase i gotta solid cro-mo rear axle back there in
    the new deore mit cr-18 27" and now expletive deleted i gotta take the cassette side nuts off and
    pull the axle for to unthread the lockring 'cuase as I mentioned the expletive deleteds got this
    expletive deleted shaft coming outta the center. Now i ask you, what the expletive deleted is this
    shaft for AND HOW IN THE EXPLETIVE DELETED DO I GET RID OF THE EXPLETIVE DELETED EXPLETIVE DELETED
    SHAFT?? Will animal sacrifice or self flagellation before heating with MAPP GAS then carefully mind
    you bashing the %^^%%^&**!! shaft with an eleven pound hammer remove the ugle little...??? leaving
    the otherwise worthy but unbearably cheap tool intact for further use?? perplexed in fla.

  2. "g.daniels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa
    the little devils center and 2-3 inches long. Shaft 'cuase i gotta solid cro-mo rear axle back
    there in the new deore mit cr-18 27" and now expletive deleted i gotta take the cassette side nuts
    off and pull the axle for to unthread the lockring 'cuase as I mentioned the expletive deleteds
    got this expletive deleted shaft coming outta the center. Now i ask you, what the expletive
    deleted is this shaft for AND HOW IN THE EXPLETIVE DELETED DO I GET RID OF THE EXPLETIVE DELETED
    EXPLETIVE DELETED SHAFT?? Will animal sacrifice or self flagellation before heating with MAPP GAS
    then carefully mind you bashing the %^^%%^&**!! shaft with an eleven pound hammer remove the ugle
    little...??? leaving the otherwise worthy but unbearably cheap tool intact for further use??
    perplexed in fla.

    Well, despite the fact that I barely understood what you wrote (and just say

    expletive deleted) around with your hub? The tool's the problem, not the hub!

    Jon Bond

  3. "g.daniels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa
    the little devils center and 2-3 inches long. Shaft 'cuase i gotta solid cro-mo rear axle back
    there in the new deore mit cr-18 27" and now expletive deleted i gotta take the cassette side nuts
    off and pull the axle for to unthread the lockring 'cuase as I mentioned the expletive deleteds
    got this expletive deleted shaft coming outta the center. Now i ask you, what the expletive
    deleted is this shaft for AND HOW IN THE EXPLETIVE DELETED DO I GET RID OF THE EXPLETIVE DELETED
    EXPLETIVE DELETED SHAFT?? Will animal sacrifice or self flagellation before heating with MAPP GAS
    then carefully mind you bashing the %^^%%^&**!! shaft with an eleven pound hammer remove the ugle
    little...??? leaving the otherwise worthy but unbearably cheap tool intact for further use??
    perplexed in fla.

    I'd support the tool on a socket or slightly open jaws of a vise and drive the shaft back through
    the tool with the hammer. It's probably just press fit in there. But while you're cussing it, that
    little shaft comes in real handy when you have a QR hub.

    Mike

  4. "Jon Bond" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "g.daniels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa
    the little devils center and 2-3 inches long. Shaft 'cuase i gotta solid cro-mo rear axle back
    there in the new deore mit cr-18 27" and now expletive deleted i gotta take the cassette side
    nuts off and pull the axle for to unthread the lockring 'cuase as I mentioned the expletive
    deleteds got this expletive deleted shaft coming outta the center. Now i ask you, what the
    expletive deleted is this shaft for AND HOW IN THE EXPLETIVE DELETED DO I GET RID OF THE
    EXPLETIVE DELETED EXPLETIVE DELETED SHAFT?? Will animal sacrifice or self flagellation before
    heating with MAPP GAS then carefully mind you bashing the %^^%%^&**!! shaft with an eleven pound
    hammer remove the ugle little...??? leaving the otherwise worthy but unbearably cheap tool
    intact for further use?? perplexed in fla.

    Well, despite the fact that I barely understood what you wrote (and just


    say

    it.

    Quoted message said:

    expletive deleted) around with your hub? The tool's the problem, not the hub!

    Jon Bond

    Sorry Jon, but a hacksaw won't work because after you're done cutting it the pin will be flush with
    the end of the tool and still hit the axle when you try to put it in the lockring.

    Mike

  5. [email hidden] (g.daniels) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa
    the little devils center and 2-3 inches long. Shaft 'cuase i gotta solid cro-mo rear axle back
    there in the new deore mit cr-18 27" and now expletive deleted i gotta take the cassette side nuts
    off and pull the axle for to unthread the lockring 'cuase as I mentioned the expletive deleteds
    got this expletive deleted shaft coming outta the center. Now i ask you, what the expletive
    deleted is this shaft for AND HOW IN THE EXPLETIVE DELETED DO I GET RID OF THE EXPLETIVE DELETED
    EXPLETIVE DELETED SHAFT?? Will animal sacrifice or self flagellation before heating with MAPP GAS
    then carefully mind you bashing the %^^%%^&**!! shaft with an eleven pound hammer remove the ugle
    little...??? leaving the otherwise worthy but unbearably cheap tool intact for further use??
    perplexed in fla.

    The shaft is a nice feature if you have a quick-release hub. The shaft fits into the hollow axle and
    holds the tool in place.

  6. ep iza supposed to be humor, jon. itsa ep week.ep is not those other words you so casually inflict
    on us. the tool's shaft is down inside the socket body and if your hacksaw reaches down in there i
    strongly suggest a trip to the local patent lawyer 'cuase we are going to line up around the block
    for this one no problem. pick up some b vitamins when your out, maybe the temporal lobe reading
    problem your suffering from will respond. On the other hand if you're inventing like this hay why
    not,right? Fast! all kidding aside, the tool's design implies some function fopr a shaft to go WELL,
    WE GOT THE SHAFT!! and it goes down into a skewer-those axle things the in crowd uses for quick tire
    work.I am impressed. unduly.

    when its down inside the skewer? One might guess the shaft centers the tool. Does the hands of the
    in crowd shake while quick changing? Does the shaft and the hub produce something? Maybe, I'll stop
    and report back. I used the medium size channellocks on the lockring. Available pressure from
    channelocks- a pipe channel lock with a curved section within the jaw bodies-squooze the unit to
    puckering so i guess that's tight enough and hohum i guess icanna file the rings sides flat for
    removal. THE NASHBAR TOOL IS PERFECTLY OK AND ALL DISPARATE COMMENTS SHUD BE TAKEN AS HUMOR.THE TOOL
    IS A GOOD VALUE AT THE PRICE AS IS THE ENTIRE NASHBAR TOOL RANGE.I SUPPLICATE.and thanks! I did not
    run over the tool and break it into little pieces. The people who have modified the tool are not
    going to write. EP!! Theragonnna wait till I drive it out and crack the EP into five pieces thus
    giving me the shaft. hay thanks guys. Local BS suggests oxy-act is necessary.

  7. Quoted message said:

    The shaft !

    does this imply the lockring does not come out easily without the shaft? do i remove the cromoly
    solid rear axle and put a hollow axle back in for lockring removal? is the lockring itself fragile?
    does it suffer from malignment? this is my first cassette hub.

  8. [email hidden] (g.daniels) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The lockring tool bought from nashbar(outa shims) sprouted a rod or shaft as it is straight outa
    the little devils center and 2-3 inches long. [snip]

    You bought an FR-5G (g as in guide-rod.) You should have bought a normal FR-5, or perhaps the 5C (c
    as in chunkier.)

    Oddly enough, they also sell the rod separately, and it taps into place. Perhaps you can tap your
    out of place.

  9. and further-I find the shimano thin wall freewheel remover slips right dab into the cassette
    lockring!! totally unexpected!! holy volvo!! now I have 3!! gotta try the shim chain lube.

  10. One of the three cluster removers isa Shimano UG heavy duty from Bicycle Research Tools.Its
    ugly.Yech. But it is "unbreakable." If planning, to repack and adjust the axle for wear each time
    the unit is pulled or inspected, the UG is a good tool.It will not slip over the axle nuts. Too
    thick walled. . Re: bent rear dr hanger: a searchable heading in bike.tech has a piece on using
    channellocks on the ring.Its in FRENCH!! Channellock use on bicycles improves if the channellocks
    are filed flat on the jaw sides' surfaces. the tool gets sufficient grip after filing so the jaws
    mate flush against the surface the nut or better the bolt headfastens too. A thin channellocks thus
    filed can be fit to the cup nut inboard the CRings.

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