NC35 rear suspension
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littlebigman
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NC35 rear suspension
Is there a special tool to loosen the locking nut for the rear shock ? Any advice would be appreciated guys.
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skinnydog0_0
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Re: NC35 rear suspension
Nope, not as far as i remember. Why are you having problems getting it off?
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Mavirick
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Re: NC35 rear suspension
yip
a Hammer and a punch works a charm
MAV
a Hammer and a punch works a charm
MAV
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doodleface
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Re: NC35 rear suspension
Spray some WD40 on it and leave it for 20 mins, come back with a big ass flat blade screw driver and tap it with a rubber mallet... mine also needed some love to get off and tighten up.
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littlebigman
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Re: NC35 rear suspension
Thanks guys, I initially thought hammer and screwdriver but thought I'd ask just in case there was an easier way. I have not had a bash at it yet but it needs softening up. This weekend I think. Cheers