BLACK BEARING FORK SEAL FITTING TOOL
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Our 6001 open bore adapter is used to press 28x12 sealed bearings. The adapter is machined with one step at 12mm OD, which fits in to the center of the sealed bearing.
Installs: 6001 bearing
Inner Step Outer Diameter: 11.9mm
Outer Diameter: 27.8mm
Thru Hole Diameter: 0.387" (9.8mm)
Inner hole sized to fit 3/8" ACME threaded rod
Compatible with PRESS-1 or PRESS-4 handles
Machined, red anodized aluminum
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Our 6806 open bore adapter is used to press 42x30 sealed bearings. The adapter is machined with one step at 30mm OD, which fits in to the center of the sealed bearing. Common bearing size for BB30 frames and bottom brackets.
Installs: 6806 bearing
Inner Step Outer Diameter: 29.9mm
Outer Diameter: 41.8mm
Thru Hole Diameter: 0.387" (9.8mm)
Inner hole sized to fit 3/8" ACME threaded rod
Compatible with PRESS-1 or PRESS-4 handles
Machined, red anodized aluminum
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Quick Release Adapter - add on part to allow the Thru Axle Kit to be used on quick release bikes
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Description
Individual extractor for removing 6806 sealed bearings with 29mm inside diameter.
These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.
All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.
