happened to me, rent an impact and use the next step up, its 32mm. just be damn sure not to let it slip because if you round off that one, youre fucked.
Stripped front sprocket nut....HELP!!
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So I bought a new sprocket kit and was so excited to put it on. I looked everywhere for the tools I'd need and went and purchased a deep 27mm and 1/2 torque wrench at sears. I already had a breaker bar and about a foot of steel pipe. had my wife help me hold the break down and also used a 2x4 across the rear wheel too. Everything was holding perfectly until I felt it...STRIPPED!!! What can I do now? I'm thinking I can use the outer most lip but have no clue what size that would be. I think I should also point out that the craftsman socket I bought was a 12 point one....only one they had in stock...ANY IDEAS? BTW I purchased the chain and sprocket kit from supersprox and went 2 up in the back.
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$242.75 we'll see if it's worth it. Talked to the guy in charge and he said it's really a LIFETIME warranty. He said sprocket should last 30K miles and you just keep sending in the old one for new ones for the rest of your life lol.
$242.75 we'll see if it's worth it. Talked to the guy in charge and he said it's really a LIFETIME warranty. He said sprocket should last 30K miles and you just keep sending in the old one for new ones for the rest of your life lol.
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I had this walk in and it took some cutting a slot in it to get it off.
But they do have Loctite on them thus why they feel so much tighter than they actually are.
Although I have never had any issue using a 6pt on them with an impact. And not in gear either!
The owner was the one with the torch burning up the rubber damper.
But they do have Loctite on them thus why they feel so much tighter than they actually are.
Although I have never had any issue using a 6pt on them with an impact. And not in gear either!
The owner was the one with the torch burning up the rubber damper.
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