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Martin6:
Oh dear, I'm back!

I'm replacing my rear wheel hub, as the current one has an unusable brake drum, cracked and deformed. I'm down to the rear sprocket. The 4 nuts are off, but the sprocket will not come off the studs, stuck solid.

Is this usual? Is there a knack to getting off?

The sprocket has plenty of life left and im hoping to re-use the sprocket flange, drive side bearing within and cush rubbers. Do I actually need to remove the sprocket, or can it all come off together, i.e. still attached to the 'sprocket flange'? From the manual diagram, it looks like the sprocket flange is only held in by the cush rubbers?

Is there a knack to getting the sprocket flange out from the cush rubbers / rear wheel hub? Very loathe to start prying on alloy castings!

Thanks,

Martin

Martin6:
OK, I've done it, stood on the tyre and pulled, I overestimated the force needed and ended up on my arse  :)

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
I used a big rubber mallet on mine - stayed on my feet though. ;D

Johnny4428:

--- Quote from: Martin6 on March 25, 2023, 03:13:39 PM ---OK, I've done it, stood on the tyre and pulled, I overestimated the force needed and ended up on my arse  :)

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Any video footage? 🤣🤣

Martin6:

--- Quote from: McCabe-Thiele (Ted) on March 25, 2023, 03:24:45 PM ---I used a big rubber mallet on mine - stayed on my feet though. ;D

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Show off  :)

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