Hambini 6903 (61903) Overaxle Press Adaptor
£15.00 Ex. VAT
This is an overaxle press designed for pressing in bearings that have an interference fit on the outer race. Please note color may vary.
18 in stock
Description
This is an overaxle press designed for pressing in bearings that have an interference fit on the outer race. Please note color may vary.
- c9/C9 tolerances
- M12 Clearance hole (will suit M12 and 1/2″ Stud)
- Designed to fit over axles
- Machined from genuine dupont delrin
- Designed and manufactured by Hambini
- Suitable for a wide range of wheel and pivot bearings (Zipp, Carbon TI, Novatec, Tune)
You can see this in action in this video
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13 reviews for Hambini 6903 (61903) Overaxle Press Adaptor
Q & A
Hi Trevor, yes it will work. It's bearing size dependent not hub dependent. i.e. it will work for any 6903 bearing on any hub.
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Geoff Adamson –
E J W –
Simon –
Charles Worl –
Fast shipping!
Vasilis Koukourakis –
Anonymous –
Wayne Harrison –
Great product, good service as always
Andrew S. –
Perfect tool for the job, delivered promptly, thanks
Anonymous –
As adverised 👍
Denys B. –
Scott –
A top quality tool essential of you are serious about servicing your own hubs.
A F –
I used two of these, a Wheels Manufacturing Press-4, a 50mm hex socket (BGS 3450) and M10 Polyamide washers to change the hub bearings of a Zipp ZR1 rear hub.
Removing the bearings with the adaptor and the socket as an extractor was very easy. The plastic washers helped protect the axle.
For pressing the bearing back on the axle, the adaptor is about 5mm too short. I didn’t have an additional, shorter overaxle adaptor to extend it, e.g. the 7mm deep one from Wheels Manufacturing should work. So instead I had to give the adapter a bit of a reaming so that the axle could pass through. Once the hole was wide enough, pressing in the bearings was very easy as well.
The Press-4 was just long enough, sometimes barely engaging the threads. Better get a press with a longer rod and a more standard thread, e.g. from Bearing Pro Tools.
Oliver K. –