Is this used for the 31mm Maillard cassette ring removal? Thanks
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John: I have three Maillard clusters, all of them are Helicomatic, for which the wheel has a solid non-rotational hub protruding from the spoke flange. Partially protruding from the small gear end of the cluster is the lock ring, which has splines similar to those of an old style beer bottle cap on the circumference. The tool which removes this ring is small, flat, 2 or 3 mm thick, with notches for spoke adjustment, a splined circular hole for the lock ring, and an actual bottle cap remover. Very little torque is necessary to remove or install this ring as it is not load bearing. Once the ring is removed, the helicomatic cluster will slide easily from the hub. This tool of question is the workhorse. One must first chain whip two outside cogs from the cluster. The splines of this unit will then be inserted and mate with splines inside a bearing cap. Be careful to align the tool squarely. Reverse threading and high torque exist here. Once free, the cap lifts away showing spacers and a layer of 36 loose ball bearings, then pawls and another layer of bearings. The fun begins with keeping the parts in order. Cogs, bearings, or pawls are easily replaceable if you're organized. Feel free to contact me again if I can help.
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Yes, you will need this tool: Park Tool FR-6 Freewheel Remover for BMX Bikes
1341691
My Oster Galaxie is old, and I presume the sealing ring size has been the same for a very long time. I do not see a number on my blender, so I don't know for sure. :-/
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It is for a pair of rings. I ordered 2 pairs of rings and was glad I did because one of the rings in the first pair I opened had a stripped screw hole. I tried to retap it with the correct size tap, thinking it might just be an incomplete cut of the threads, but it was actually stripped and I'd of had to drill it a little bigger and tap it for a bigger screw to make it work. It was not worth that much effort on my part so I just opened the second set of rings and used one of those. I'd really suggest not buying this product. Thanks for the question.
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It fit in mine with a little bit of time on the grinder to remove 1/8th inch of the outer edge in 2 spots about 2 inches long. I used the 1/4 inch ring from my original HK speaker as a spacer so I didn't have to cut a hole in the speaker enclosure. It's a tight fit, but it will work.
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should work fine. the key is the location of the embossed dot on the 'u' shaped side rail lock on the side of the base that is tightened by the clamp screw. as you face the side of ring assembly, assemble the side lock with the dot lower right for 11mm dovetail. for 3/8"dovetail, assemble the side lock with the dot upper left. you will be good to go.
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No. I purchased the gaskets, a "square corner" ring from Amazon, along with new flanges. I would not hesitate to use a properly sized "O" ring under normal operating conditions.
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Yes, it fits. But be very careful to put it on with care by slipping it straight on over the end with equal pressure on both sides without torque or undue force. The sides of the 31S are thin and you can easily break it. I bought one on Amazon and broke it putting it on. Then I bought one at a local pharmacy on sale for about the same cost and this one has worked fine. That means that my solution cost me twice as much as it will hopefully cost you.
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Yeah it can because that's what I use. Just get the dial as close to rim as you can which is up next to back ring. Just remove the black spongy dampener. This thing gets you real close, only requiring minor adjustment to get right
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Take the existing ring out, once you do the metal filter inside should fall out for a more accurate measurement of your particular model. Mine is a six cup model Bialetti Moka Express, the outside diameter of the ring itself is 2 7/8".....the inside diameter is 2 3/16"
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My set goes up to 12 MM. It is for metric nutserts. You might be able to order standard size parts for this rivet tool. You might check with ASTRO Pneumatic Tool
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Yes, it works well. I installed it in my Bighorn Classic Model 19ECB without the need of the alignment tool. I did have to drill a hole in a bracket, but a simple hand drill took care of that. Also, use some type of grease with the outer dial. It helps with a smooth action.
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They appear identical. I used mine to install the cassette. If you want to install or remove a cassette this should work. If your removing a cassette you also need a chain whip tool.
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can't answeryour question.Only know it didn"t work on a new o ring on a screw off canister filter housing for a water purification system.
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I forgot to answer the last part of your question...yes, the ring adaptor can be removed at any time.
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It should fit. I believe that the Chain should be standardized since it needs to fit in the chain ring and cassette. I don't she how the checker could be defective since it is basically milled out of two pieces of aluminum. Keep in mind A brand new chain should be at 25% anyway.
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No sorry I bought it to replace an Oster which it fits fine. I had broken the Oster jar and had an old plastic HB jar which did fit and lasted until it cracked. The Oster plastic ring worked fine for me. Maybe check out Target to see the jar designs?