Front Hub bearing lock ring tool
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I have used 2 drill bits that have a "tightish" fit (blunt end inserted) then use a large shifting spanner (adjustable wrench?), clamped down on both of them, to turn the ring.
The width of the jaws of the spanner/wrench hold the drill bits square with the ring.
Hope it works well for you!
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The width of the jaws of the spanner/wrench hold the drill bits square with the ring.
Hope it works well for you!
Cheers
NoLongerHere
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It might be as well to fabricate your own anyway as the one I had from Andover Norton broke first use putting the lock ring in!
Looking at it carefully shows the pin was split before I'd even used it.
I was offered a replacement pin but declined as they are slightly too small anyway. I replaced both pins with two of a better size.
Looking at it carefully shows the pin was split before I'd even used it.
I was offered a replacement pin but declined as they are slightly too small anyway. I replaced both pins with two of a better size.
I use a universal disc grinder pin wrench, with one adjustable swinging arm.
marshg246
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I use a JW Winco A40634 which has 5mm pins - tight fit.
Amazon is out of that one but has this: Amazon product ASIN B07HQ5B1HJ which should work. I often have to hammer the pins in which I like, but the 4mm version should work with no hammering if your holes are not bad.
Amazon is out of that one but has this: Amazon product ASIN B07HQ5B1HJ which should work. I often have to hammer the pins in which I like, but the 4mm version should work with no hammering if your holes are not bad.
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