Is there any trick to extracting the sealed bearing from a Chorus or Record freehub body? The
bearing is cooked and there doesn't seem to be much room to get a bearing puller in there, is there
a special tool for it?
--Paul
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Is there any trick to extracting the sealed bearing from a Chorus or Record freehub body? The
bearing is cooked and there doesn't seem to be much room to get a bearing puller in there, is there
a special tool for it?
--Paul
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Quoted message said:Is there any trick to extracting the sealed bearing from a Chorus or Record freehub body? The
bearing is cooked and there doesn't seem to be much room to get a bearing puller in there, is
there a special tool for it?
Use the tool you use for hub cups: yellowjersey.orgHUBCUPTL.JPGOpen ↗
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paul-<< Is there any trick to extracting the sealed bearing from a Chorus or Record freehub body?
There are two, one on top and one on the base-upper one just taps out..little spacer between then
the lower one that really cannot be taken out-snapring prevents this-
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