Rear Hub Extractor Tool M86C

[Chix]

Hi all,

Anyone know where I can get this tool? Is it in the tooling fund? Does anyone hire them out?

Thanks

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[jbuckl]

I have one you are welcome to borrow.
Also required are 2 off 52mm spanners…. Got a pair of those too.

[Chix]

I have one you are welcome to borrow.
Also required are 2 off 52mm spanners…. Got a pair of those too.

Thanks Julian, I'll give you a ring tomorrow!

[sujitroy]

Make sure its doesn't turn out like this. Mine is in the middle. There's a guy out here, in California, who can rebuild them. He's known in the TR6 community as the go-to man.

Sujit

[dasadrew]

I have one you are welcome to borrow.
Also required are 2 off 52mm spanners…. Got a pair of those too.

better notify the National Physical Laboratory if you're going to change the geographical location of those, since the shift in gravity might affect different sensitive instruments.

[Chix]

I just need a spare hub, out of the bearing, to balance my wheels on. So if you’ve got a spare one of those lying around, then that might be easier to lend me rather than me trying to get mine out!

[jbuckl]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/373519730375?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050

[022Dave]

I just need a spare hub, out of the bearing, to balance my wheels on. So if youâve got a spare one of those lying around, then that might be easier to lend me rather than me trying to get mine out!

Chix,

It's probably worth buying a second-hand hub (Tony White?) and keep it as a balancing jig for future tyre changes etc., assuming it works as you've planned

Dave

[jbuckl]

I think the balance machine & clamp will foul with the wheel probably.