The tool for hunting bowls
"The tool for hunting shimano pressfit cups. Can also extract headset cups, but with a little caution on holding in place before striking."
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De VAR cupholder extractor maakt het mogelijk om de cups eenvoudig uit Press Fit-bodems van het Shimano-type te verwijderen, met of zonder binnenste afdekking ("tunnel").
Dit gereedschap wordt snel en eenvoudig door de trapas-behuizing geplaatst en wordt bij voorkeur gebruikt met een dubbelzijdige hamer.
Ref: 7970459680934
Gereedschapstype : Afdrukker
Overall rating: 4.3125 / 5 from 32 reviews.
The VAR extractor for Shimano Press Fit is highly regarded for its quality and reasonable price, though it is not suitable for GXP Pressfit bottom brackets with 24 mm bearings on the drive side.
Review topics: ["quality", "price", "tool", "extractor", "use", "bearings", "cup", "case", "meets", "removal"].
"The tool for hunting shimano pressfit cups. Can also extract headset cups, but with a little caution on holding in place before striking."
"Average experience. If the cages are seized, the tool is not rigid enough".
"very good and quick and easy crankset removal".
"Very complicated to extract with this extractor. In the end I had to use a threaded extractor."
"Bought to disassemble Pressfit bearings ,,I started by tapping with a mallet ,,OUPS Bearing locked . . A savoir home trainer bike with bearings that had 30000-40000 kms subjected to sweating ,,despite a careful cleaning I used the hammer ,,the tool suffered no damage ,robust ,nothing to say does the job"
"A few blows with a hammer are all that's needed to extract the ring ... if the result is not achieved, then the crowbar, or a tire iron, will make a good lever for it! Of course, the ring is then "good" to throw away!"
"After DIY extraction sessions, this extractor is child's play".
"Also works for extracting a Press Fit Sram GXP".
"Meets my needs perfectly, neat finish."
"Good for extracting 24 diameter case, you have to tap like a deaf man with the mallet but no damage to the bike."