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    What tool do I need for this?

    Whats the tool called to remove this locking castlenut thingy, and where do I get one?

    The inner is about 26mm across the bolt threads, and inside the outer bit is about 37mm.

    Many thanks,
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    A screwdriver and a rubber mallet should do it.

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    Doesn't it undo using a large allen key in the middle?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    A screwdriver and a rubber mallet should do it.
    Nah its in a bit tighter than that. I bashed it with the little sledge and a drift. It's stuck solid as a cock. I expect it's been tightened to about 60NM. The bike shop just puts the big rattle gun up it and RAT-TAT-TAT-ZOWWW, its off, but I don't got one of them.

    Quote Originally Posted by riffer View Post
    Doesn't it undo using a large allen key in the middle?
    Yeah, 12mm one. I need a half-inch drive one of those too. Anyone know where from?

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    The only other option (than buying the factory tool) is to buy a socket of the right size, then butcher it with various cutting, grinding and filing implements, so it fits the doofer (technical term).
    Or borrow/steal one from someone that has one.

    As for the allen key, I bought a set of [some common tool brand I can't recall the name of] allen key sockets from...hmmm... Repco?
    I also have three T-handle ones that came from Denmark (surplus tools for a $250k piece of lab equipment - we had many of these, each with a very nice toolkit).
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    yer I've got some little 3/8" drive repco ones. I'll go see if they have any badass 1/2" drive 12mm ones that I can put a big muthahfucken bar on. An impact one would be the shizo - I won't break that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    yer I've got some little 3/8" drive repco ones. I'll go see if they have any badass 1/2" drive 12mm ones that I can put a big muthahfucken bar on. An impact one would be the shizo - I won't break that.

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    get a standard 12mm allen key cut the bend off put it in a 1/2 inch socket and wala presto magic tool made
    + use the wifes hair dryer n warm the nut up a little

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    If you are the man like me, you could take some 4340, a lathe and a mill and make a tool that fits perfectly and doesn't look half ass..

    Failing that, allen key and some pipe ?
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    Big tool required.
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    Umm ok here is an idea get a bolt with the right size head to fit into the head, ie upside down, take 2 or 3 nuts and some locktite, lock the nuts together and there you have a special tool easily made and dam cheap too.
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    hmmm, ummm, ahhhh, nah mate, she's poked aye, tis a pretty big job to fix that, think its a writeoff. Ive got a nice wee honda I could sell ya, give ya a good deal on it too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JMemonic View Post
    Umm ok here is an idea get a bolt with the right size head to fit into the head, ie upside down, take 2 or 3 nuts and some locktite, lock the nuts together and there you have a special tool easily made and dam cheap too.
    12 a/f ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
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    I'd just make one out of an old socket of the correct diameter, bit of work with the grinder should do the trick.
    The attached pic is a specialist tool for Suzuki's, but very similar and you can see that it wouldn't be too hard to make your own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cs363 View Post
    I'd just make one out of an old socket of the correct diameter, bit of work with the grinder should do the trick.
    Yeah this is true. Thats what I'll do I reckon. I got lots of old socket sets.

    Thanks dood!

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    or .. you can just get ahold of that SARGE guy .. he may have one on the tool truck ....
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