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stevepeanut:
This is the other side, I have tried turning it with a wrench and tried pulling it outwards with pliers, seems to be locked in somehow very tightly

bobbbbsy:
thats prob supposed to be stationary  and its the axle that turns..  :-\

stevepeanut:

--- Quote from: bobbbbsy on March 03, 2013, 02:20 PM ---thats prob supposed to be stationary  and its the axle that turns..  :-\

--- End quote ---

yes I think that is never going to move, it looks like its been pressed into the hub, somehow the otherside that spins must come apart

Gnarlyscoots:
Try not to turn the reverse side buddy, it will not move. Your cassette drive is pressed on I think. There are 2 small holes I see on the pic of the cassette hub, grease holes. I'm not sure but yo may be able to release the cassette like a car stereo with those holes. Use 2 centre punches in the holes and move it round slowly. It might release the cassette.

I will try and find a diagram later tonight as have got work soon  >:(

Gnarlyscoots:
Actually, thinking on it, I think you need a special tool that mounts in those holes and you turn it clockwise while holding the cassette. It looks like an ACS freecoaster bolt when it comes out  :)

Wipe all the grease off and take a top shot bro  :coolsmiley:

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