Anybody know where I can get my hands on a tool to adjust the play out of my rear RR hub? Not sure if they're in business anymore, and heard last year they stopped making the tool. Need one bad. 
Need Razor Rock rear hub tool...
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just use the right size spanner wrench, red I believe
Red? What does that refer to? And when you say "spanner wrench" - do you mean something like a Park cone wrench (open-end spanners ranging from 12 - 17mm as I recall)? They have blue handles.... will blue be OK?ssaddict said:
The red tool i'm refering to is Park yes, looks like a big "V" with two little cylinders sticking off the end at 90deg's. This is what I use for both of my Razor Rock hub's so I assume your's would require the same thing. I've tried to get the actual tool from RR but I have never recieved a response back via e-mail or other.
It's a simple piece. If you have a friend in the area, you could probably have some made at the local machinist.
I'm certainly glad I got one when I did.
I'm certainly glad I got one when I did.
Um we have one here at Go-Ride,it does 2 things.One end has a wedge shape on one end to fit under the seal and pull it out.Last time i used it i couldn't get the seal out w/ it,so i couldn't get to the adjuster.The other end has a castle shaped prong that actually does the adjustment.By the way i'm talking about accessing the adjuster from the drive side inside the freehub body,making a spanner unable to reach the adjuster.A spanner would however adjust the bearing on a front hub a little.
Yes they are out of buisness,and my tool just sits here since most people i know that have that hub has worn out by now.
I would sell it to you if ya want to give me a call.
I would recomend a new hub though.
Krispy
Yes they are out of buisness,and my tool just sits here since most people i know that have that hub has worn out by now.
I would sell it to you if ya want to give me a call.
I would recomend a new hub though.
Krispy
Hmm, The two RR 20mm rear hubs I own have the bearing preload adjustment on the drive side. Were there different models of the hub? If that tool works on my hubs, concider it sold.