User manual AMERICAN CLASSIC REAR CASSETTE HUB 15MM

[. . . ] You will also need · If you are switching your cassette body from Shimano to Campagnolo -OR- Campagnolo to Shimano you will need to redish the wheel after overhauling the hub. 1 2 · While disassembling the hub, keep all loose parts organized on a clean rag or paper towel. Do NOT modify or bend the cassette (A) (B) 2. Completely loosen lock nut off threads. [. . . ] Tap lightly with a hammer to remove each bearing, working around the bearing keeping the bearing as straight as possible. Clean out the hub shell for inspection and new grease. NOTE: This hub requires 15267 Bearings. 8. 10 Tap lightly with a hammer, working around the bearing keeping the bearing as straight as possible. Make sure when tapping the bearing, it is going into the bore straight and evenly. Install second bearing and re-grease the hub shell before installing cam plate and pawls. Note: Using bearings other than American Classic 15267 will void the warranty and they may not function properly. With a thin layer of clean grease coating the hub shell, install the cam plate. With a thin layer of clean grease coating the top of the cam plate, install all 6 pawls. Once completed the pawls should freely engage in unison with the cam plate. With a thin layer of clean grease coating the pawls, join the axle, cassette body and spacers with the hub shell. Order: Dust seal > 0. 5mm spacer > Shimano cassette body > 0. 5mm spacer > Hub shell. SHIMANO DISC HUBS ONLY: You will ONLY use the 0. 5mm spacer between the cassette body and hub shell. Campagnolo Axle Assembly. With a thin layer of clean grease coating the pawls, join the axle, cassette body and spacers with the hub shell. Order: 1. 5mm spacer > Campagnolo cassette body > 0. 5mm spacer > Hub shell. The large black pawl seal MUST be installed after the cassette body and axle have been joined with the hub shell. With the axle pushed completely into the hub shell and pawls fully engaging with the cassette body, now install the large black pawl seal. [. . . ] Some play will be removed with the clamping action of your quick release. Shimano Only: Be sure the two outer dust seals on each end of the axle are covering the bearings completely. Hold the adjusting nut in place with a 19mm cone wrench, still one half rotation loose from Step 13, tighten the lock nut against the adjusting nut. [. . . ]