Well my idea worked. I took out the axleset of the hub, and then I put a cassette on, and inserted the hub into a 2" diameter hole I had drilled into the side of my workbench. With a chainwhip in one hand wrapped around the cassette, the 10mm allen wrench in the other I was able to get the hollow bolt loose, while the 2" diameter hole through a 2x8 steadied the assembly from twisting as I wrassled with it.
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