Has anyone had any luck servicing their non-FSA hub? Phil Wood
customer service suggested I insert a QR skewer at an angle and tap
(slam!) it on a hard surface to push the oppossite end cap off. I
tried it years ago but was very shy about it. Anyone tried this
technique?
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Thanks folks! All of the info I've gotten (here and elsewhere) is
consistent with the instructions on the site in concept (not all
details, though... e.g. my hub needs 5mm allen wrenches, not 8),
So I think it is simply that I was being too shy with it. I'll give it
another go over the next couple
i unscrewed one side, turned the wheel over and smacked down hard on the
axle. out popped bearing 1, bearing two came out just as easy.
don't be shy with it.
erik
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 7:14 AM, Dlbracey wrote:
> I've had the same problem. I contacted Phil Wood by email and I've
> pasted the
I've had the same problem. I contacted Phil Wood by email and I've
pasted the response below. Unfortunately I still couldn't get it to
work with these instructions. I just put it back together and kept
riding, though I will eventually need to replace the bearings. It has
been a few months since
