[Ken in KC]

Can anyone direct me to an exploded view schematic of a Hadley hub? I had to take the hub apart to lube/clean the pawls. Now that I've taken it apart and put it back together, I have a 2 mm gap between the freehub body and the the hub body.

Is the seal inside the freehub body direction specific? Could improper direction cause the space?

Thanks,

Ken

 

[icegeek]

Sorry, can't help ya as I'm a step or two behind. Where did you find the tools?

 

[Ken in KC]

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Sorry, can't help ya as I'm a step or two behind. Where did you find the tools?

What tools? A couple of allen wrenches (5 mm and 10 mm) , a spanner and an 18 mm cone wrench was all I used. There are special tools? What are they used for?

Ken

 

[icegeek]

.... There are special tools? What are they used for?

perhaps to fix that 2mm gap?

[joking, I thought H's needed a $wanky tool similar to the Kings.]

 

[teamdicky]

Tools

I recently had my wheels serviced by Hadley. I had done all my previous maintenence with the tools I had on hand. I now own the Hadley specific tools, and I must say they make it look like it would make the job a lot easier next time. They were willing to walk me through some adjustements over the phone. They are very helpful so give 'em a call.

 

[Ken in KC]

Oh yeah, but other than that...

perhaps to fix that 2mm gap?

[joking, I thought H's needed a $wanky tool similar to the Kings.]

Besides that, what would I need special tools for? I've heard that too. Teamdicky, what are the special tools used for? The only thing I could think of would be to get the pawls back in to the freehub body. That was kind of a PITA.

Ken

 

[teamdicky]

Besides that, what would I need special tools for? I've heard that too. Teamdicky, what are the special tools used for? The only thing I could think of would be to get the pawls back in to the freehub body. That was kind of a PITA.

Ken

No, they are just the cone wrenches and spanner tools. Adjustable spanners were always slipping on me. I think that was all the tools I received. I can check when I get home.
I actually had a easy go at getting the pawls happy.