My bottom bracket has square tappered axles that stick out a little over 1-1/2 inches. Does this tool have enough depth inside to accomodate that?
1679625
The depth inside in 1 1/2 inch so you should be okay.I had the same question before purchasing this tool and found out that this tool is universal so it worked out perfectly for me.I was able to replace the bottom bracket in less than 10 minutes with the help of this little tool.Good luck!
1679626
Yes, It does and I have also used It on Octalink BB`s which are larger shaft. I have no complaints about this tool. thank`s Robert
1679627
Yes because you don't necessarily have to use a ratchet. You can use an open end wrench or a crescent wrench. The axle can stick out where the ratchet would go.
1727710
I don't think so - there is just under 2-1/2 inches to the holding spindle.
2196925
To clarify, the mounting area [with full thread onto the depth of the recessed nut] is 3 1/2" WIDE, but only 1 1/2" DEEP. I have a "Headache Rack" on my truck, and the round tubing is 1 3/4" wide, so the stock bolts are too short. I'm heading to the hardware store to get longer bolts. Geoff's helpful review of this rack [below] recommends that one change out ALL the hardware anyway. Will do.
419945
Yes. The axle mounting system is a basic v-notch, which will accommodate up to 20-mm thru-axle hubs. I have even used it on a 25-mm dirtbike thru-axle.
1352219
I believe that the o.d. of the bearing is 1-5/16 ", so I would say you could not fit a 1-3/8 " bearing inside the hub.
42173
Measure your bottom bracket to be sure, but this is the most common size I've run into while replacing bottom brackets on bikes I fix. Provided your crank is a square taper and not an octalink or something like that.
261852
It might be tight, but the well is a little bit over 3" wide. I have mine at the highest setting, and I don't know if that will affect the depth or not, but the 1.75" wide casters on my bedframe sit about 1.5" down inside.
624089
The depth is quite large and you may have to cut a hole through the trailer for the recessed portion to fit. It is slightly larger than 1/2" I believe.
1564378
Will, I used a tiny, tiny L shaped hex wrench that I found in my tool box. Not sure of the size. Sorry I'm not much help.
1453401
I'll give it a try, 1.5" bit does seem a bit large for the radius on the corners of the plate. I have not received the lift yet so I'll wait till I get my hands on it. I have a 1.5" forstner bit so that should be no problem. Thanx for the info.
75729
Hi, if it's the "round tube" and not the 1 3/4" "square" steel support it won't fit. I had to modify my own (Weider) by drilling two 1/2" holes on the face of the attachment thru the lower leg extension area of my bench press. Used two 4 1/2" nut/bolt washers combo and works fine. Should work for you if you have the tools and time. BTW, nice attachement, great price too.
2046536
Yes, if your arbor/spindle looks like the: Shank Size: 2 Morse TaperChuck (Jacobs) Taper: 33JT.The chuck has an opening for a 5/8" diameter spindle to go inside and about like 1"deep
1565214
Yes, it will. I just measured my under shelf, and the bracket at the closed end is 1 1/2" (inside measurements) - shouldn't have a problem. Any larger wouldn't work, though.
2162017
It definitely should considering with 3/8" micro dropouts you have the perfect amount of peg clearance you may have to do a bit of retrofitting like I did if you have tension screws but nothing major just a decision between bending the tension plate and taking it off and since there are adjusting plates and screws in the pegs you should have absolutely no problem getting them to fit on your axles
724100
the shoulder depth is 2" , the inside of hub sticks a 1/4 " out from wheel .
364856
Yeah just count the number of teeth and make sure it's a square taper bottom bracket (it most likely will be).
79782
I think all the axle shafts are the same diameter on most WB's so it should work for you.