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Speedo Gear Removal Tool

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Replied by Mothersbaugh on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

Bet that was years and years of rust ago, though. Now, you might just bend the nose of the pliers!
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26 Aug 2021 17:26 #11

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Replied by Mark Serotta on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

Thanks Ht1kid. I am planning a "work around", hopefully it works!
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26 Aug 2021 17:32 #12

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Replied by MarkT on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

Did you miss the link I posted to one you can buy?
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26 Aug 2021 18:42 #13

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Replied by Mark Serotta on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

I'm not sure Mark T. A reply I received (prob by you) had links that did not work for me. If you know where to buy it would be a BIG help.
26 Aug 2021 21:20 #14

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Replied by MarkT on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool


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Replied by Mark Serotta on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

Thanks for the link MarkT.
29 Aug 2021 15:38 #16

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Replied by MarkT on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

You're welcome.  Hope you get it all fixed up soon.
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29 Aug 2021 17:44 #17

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Replied by RT325 on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

kedopartsaustralia.com/speedo-drive-remo...-service-and-repair/
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29 Aug 2021 19:50 #18

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Replied by Pedalcrazy on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

If you want to get it out for next to nothing and not wait for a shipper...just take a deep socket that fits down in the hole. Take your grinder of choice and grind away at the bottom of the socket leaving those 4 tits (perpendicular to each other and centered) and your done. Ten minutes and the cost of a 3/8 drive deep socket. Obviously I made my own. :)
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30 Aug 2021 19:11 #19

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Replied by RT325 on topic Speedo Gear Removal Tool

Think OP said he lives in a flat with limited resources currently, hence the tool. OP does it really need to come out--can you just get some oil into it from the visible gear & spin it up with the hub gear & carry on. Or is a cable broken in there, i should go read again.
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