Super gemacht, vielen Dank, das hat mich sehr geholfen weil wuste ich nicht wie Body entfernen geht 🤷♂️, jetzt ist ganz klar wie entfernen geht.👏👌☺️🇨🇭
I can’t loosen my freehub !! I even used a 2 feet pipe piece to give the Allen key more leverage but the bolt didn’t move a bit. Is there any possibility that for some brands you need to loosen clockwise?
Thanks for the video. I needed to verify that I am turning counter clockwise to loosen that bolt. and it wont come off. I removed the freehub casing, bearings, etc but the main part is still in there where the pawls ride or attached too. I have it in Blaster penetrating oil and will give it a shot tomorrow again. I am using 11mm for this one. There is about maybe 1/16 movement left and right when I try to remove it. Any ideas? Maybe I just need to buy a new wheel and move on on this project. I dont know if I can get a pipe wrench and grab that main part and try to loosen that way. I believe the freehub is geared to match the hub to lock in place (for no slipage) and that bolt holds it in place to the hub - so I am thinking that will not work: the bolt has to come out if I got that right.
hi. mine too. the thing is that its way to tight. do you now if its really necessary to remove it, or its possible to open from the drive side with that 2 points special hub key? thanks
@@Gledii Same issue here. I am using a 11mm hex bit and a breaker bar but it wont come off. Today I noticed the 11mm is starting to nick the grooves (strip). Its looks like some kind of tripple spilne bit you can you but dont know exactly what size. I order a M11 tripple square spline bit but was too small. That cost 10 so if I buy a kit its about 14, then maybe I try other ways to take off like gripping the freehub since its damaged already and trying to get off. If anything I will buy a new wheel but cant believe its so tight and I am turning counterclockwise. Luckly I have 3 good bikes in case one is down for maint. Live and learn - the bicycle hobby!
@@arthurleal2674 this isn't acceptable. I decided to give up as it was taking too much time/cost. I got a new pair of ERC 1400 DT Swiss and the hub just come off with the cassette by pulling with the hand. Grandma service work, as it should be
@@Gledii That 2 points tools is for taking the freehub apart (where you can see all the small bearings and pawls) I just had learned this when I took that apart but it didnot completely remove the freehub. And now I am seeing from the rotor side another hex size in the hub that I can put in there and maybe this can loosen the entire freehub. I had never taken one of these off but same here. I agree with you on just maybe buy a new wheel or wheel set. I just dont have any jumbo allen wrenches and amazon has a like 11,12,14,15 &17mm (8 total) for $25. I am already in the hole for $5 for 11mm bit socket, $8 for 11mm tripple square hex (didnt work too small) and $25 more if I buy the jumbo allen set and still dont know if the freehub main part will come out. Maybe just bette to do what you did and buy the wheel and my own picking of freehub ( I want one that has louder clicking) like the Dt Swiss. I'm gonna look up them wheels you bought.
you will need to tighten the freehub body to the rim (or hub essentially), when you compress the freehub you want the washer to compress or take most of the load. I'm not a pro, but that's my best guess.
Hey mate, great video. I’ll be using it for my issue. However I have the TX-505 hub on my ebike, but I’ve seen a lot of people having issues with the aluminium freehub that Shimano use, so I want to get ahead of it and replace it. Do you know where I can buy a steel freehub that’s compatible with the TX-505 please?
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im junking the whole wheel i cant be assed to fight with mine anymore cheaper pain wise to get new wheel clealy this is why these things are made they fail all the time bearing bearings bearings why cant a good make like shimano make a freehub body that lasts longer than 6 months its like a twice yearly subscription to shimano. ohh and the 10 mill allen key this video said id need has now where to go its just smooth inside no allen bolt hole
Excellent video! Somehow it took me a few goes to find a video that actually featured a shimano freehub removal. Thank you.
Super gemacht, vielen Dank, das hat mich sehr geholfen weil wuste ich nicht wie Body entfernen geht 🤷♂️, jetzt ist ganz klar wie entfernen geht.👏👌☺️🇨🇭
I can’t loosen my freehub !! I even used a 2 feet pipe piece to give the Allen key more leverage but the bolt didn’t move a bit. Is there any possibility that for some brands you need to loosen clockwise?
No this one is probably built in to the hub
Thanks for the video. I needed to verify that I am turning counter clockwise to loosen that bolt. and it wont come off. I removed the freehub casing, bearings, etc but the main part is still in there where the pawls ride or attached too. I have it in Blaster penetrating oil and will give it a shot tomorrow again. I am using 11mm for this one. There is about maybe 1/16 movement left and right when I try to remove it. Any ideas? Maybe I just need to buy a new wheel and move on on this project. I dont know if I can get a pipe wrench and grab that main part and try to loosen that way. I believe the freehub is geared to match the hub to lock in place (for no slipage) and that bolt holds it in place to the hub - so I am thinking that will not work: the bolt has to come out if I got that right.
Where can I order the free hub body
Is this 24T rachet? Same freehub that come on the Bontrager Aeolus Elite 35 TLR Disc Road Wheel? Thank you.
good work
mannn
is this a road bike freehub or mtb or the same ?
I couldn't find it on AliExpress do u have link
Just what I needed, thanks!
Glad to hear it 😉
✅Thanks👍
May I ask, what broke the freehub body?
hard ride, no service, rust , just worn part
Boa tarde amigo!
assisti o vídeo e achei muito bem explicativo.
Parabéns!
Sou aqui de Santa Cruz - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
im so happy that video is helpfull fur you :)
regards
Any Recommendations on an Upgrade freewheel for the RM66 if I don’t want to use the OEM freewheel ?
Get a new bike, or wheel. Not worth upgrading something that low end
Why is grease required here?
grease prefent before rust and seized,
Mine was 12mm allen key. And it would only go in from the other side.
hi. mine too. the thing is that its way to tight. do you now if its really necessary to remove it, or its possible to open from the drive side with that 2 points special hub key? thanks
@@Gledii Same issue here. I am using a 11mm hex bit and a breaker bar but it wont come off. Today I noticed the 11mm is starting to nick the grooves (strip). Its looks like some kind of tripple spilne bit you can you but dont know exactly what size. I order a M11 tripple square spline bit but was too small. That cost 10 so if I buy a kit its about 14, then maybe I try other ways to take off like gripping the freehub since its damaged already and trying to get off. If anything I will buy a new wheel but cant believe its so tight and I am turning counterclockwise. Luckly I have 3 good bikes in case one is down for maint. Live and learn - the bicycle hobby!
@@arthurleal2674 this isn't acceptable. I decided to give up as it was taking too much time/cost. I got a new pair of ERC 1400 DT Swiss and the hub just come off with the cassette by pulling with the hand. Grandma service work, as it should be
@@Gledii That 2 points tools is for taking the freehub apart (where you can see all the small bearings and pawls) I just had learned this when I took that apart but it didnot completely remove the freehub. And now I am seeing from the rotor side another hex size in the hub that I can put in there and maybe this can loosen the entire freehub. I had never taken one of these off but same here. I agree with you on just maybe buy a new wheel or wheel set. I just dont have any jumbo allen wrenches and amazon has a like 11,12,14,15 &17mm (8 total) for $25. I am already in the hole for $5 for 11mm bit socket, $8 for 11mm tripple square hex (didnt work too small) and $25 more if I buy the jumbo allen set and still dont know if the freehub main part will come out. Maybe just bette to do what you did and buy the wheel and my own picking of freehub ( I want one that has louder clicking) like the Dt Swiss. I'm gonna look up them wheels you bought.
What mm is your allen
11mm, but sometimes is 10mm
Ok thanks @@lonerbikes
@@lonerbikes what brand is your allen?
@@Sewy2024 some cheap bike brand key
Why would there be a steel washer between the hub and rim?
you will need to tighten the freehub body to the rim (or hub essentially), when you compress the freehub you want the washer to compress or take most of the load. I'm not a pro, but that's my best guess.
How much is the freehub body
I liked it.
Hey mate, great video. I’ll be using it for my issue. However I have the TX-505 hub on my ebike, but I’ve seen a lot of people having issues with the aluminium freehub that Shimano use, so I want to get ahead of it and replace it. Do you know where I can buy a steel freehub that’s compatible with the TX-505 please?
Free hub body link please
Wiesz jaki bębenek/korpus może pasować do piasty w kole shimano whr501 zamiast y4sk98080?
porownaj wizualnie wypustki i dobierz taki pod odpowiednia ilosc przelozen
Use your words, always makes it easier to understand the process if explained
😎😉
A "image" sometimes worth more than thousands words.
Newsflash ...not everyone speaks English
Thanks for the headline Walter fuckin Cronkite@@ucanliv4ever
My pleasure...always happy to help...!
In other news, a new law gives shoplifters the upper hand. Huge influx of immigrants as border guards ordered to stand down.
World ends at midnight.
We'll have film at 11
im junking the whole wheel i cant be assed to fight with mine anymore cheaper pain wise to get new wheel clealy this is why these things are made they fail all the time bearing bearings bearings why cant a good make like shimano make a freehub body that lasts longer than 6 months its like a twice yearly subscription to shimano. ohh and the 10 mill allen key this video said id need has now where to go its just smooth inside no allen bolt hole
old freehub