What type of tool should I buy to put this on and off correctly?
915492
Also keep in mind that in addition to the Park Tools BBT22, you will need a square taper crank puller to get the cranks off the old bottom bracket, if you are replacing instead of just installing.
1519593
Depends on how tight but, it does have some nice attachments. If it' super tight you might want to consider buying a Dremel to get the tight areas - that's what I do. I use both tools. Good luck!
534401
I use a cresceent adjustàble wrench. It gives good leverage with one hand as you are pushing the tailstock with the other.
243642
It's been so long I forgot about the spring pin that needs to be disengaged before you can slide the grips off. There are several videos on utube that should help you. As someone else stated it did come with a tool but a credit card or any thin piece of plastic should work.
159097
I used a miter saw. Be sure to cut it square and sand to taper the edges to make it easier to fit the rubber tip.You may need to buy a new rubber tip if you can't pry off the exsisting one.
544576
Socket or wrench set is pretty much it. There are a couple of different sized nuts and bolts to secure. There is a video here on amazon that walks you through the set up as well. I found that invaluable as I could complete a step, then watch the video for the next step. Much easier than the instruction booklet.
114416
My experience with attachments for any tool, they almost never connect 100% correctly or not at all. My advice, spend the money and take the time to purchase the attachment designed for the tool. In the long run you will get longer life and spend less money. Cheers
888536
It does not require any tool. It can be put on and off quickly just with a snap.
1082093
I don't have "tricks" up my sleeve, but if I was struggling with this problem, I think I would try a large wrench.... the kind that is used to remove an oil filter from an automobile. It has a rubber strap that wraps around tightly so you can twist it off. Hope this helps.
51422
A regular adjustment tool... If you don't ave that you can use a small screwdriver and a pair of needle nose plyers
1387164
try "jiggling" the bottom metal piece while you're tightening it. also, hand-tightening is not enough...you should be using a wrench or ratchet
820368
I am sure the mechanics have a special tool. I used a needle nose plier, as recommended, but they did not do so well. The tips of the plier must fit into the slots on the threaded bolt and the plier must be kept at the right position. You got to try this to understand. It's "tricky", but it can be done without a special tool.
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You don't need one. Just use the prop shafts. They make a perfect removal tool. Just put it in through one bushing and work it around until it comes loose. Just be careful not to bend the shaft if it's the only set you have. Also, don't waste your money on Parrots p.o.s toolkit. Just get yourself a small precision screwdriver set and a pair of tweezers. You could get all that half the price of the toolkit (which only has one torx T6 screwdriver, small phillips, and circlip tool) and get way mote useful tools.
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The user manual can be found at the link below. They mention you can use an air wrench. I do agree with Paul below that using an impact increases the chance of injury so only a trained professional should attempt that method and as always use safety equipment.http://atdtools.com/7585
145789
I advice you to buy Dremal tool.It is little bit costly ,but performance is excellent ThanksRegards
1810526
Do it on a clear head, no rushing, keep good track of your screws and you will be ok. Youtube videos online did it for me...I would advise magnetic screwdriver set. I did mine in 30 minutes...first time ever.
271749
Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.