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I've let WD-40 soak on there, I've used heat in combo with- breaker bar/ sissy bar and impact gun.
When trying to take it off manually, I put a 12'' extension (that's lasted me for years and this bent the sh*t out of it) thru the part that holds the rear sprocket on and rested on the axle and swing arm, to hold everything from moving and all it does is compress the rear suspension when I try to break the front sprocket nut loose!
This is a 01 660 Rappy and it's the stock nut and yes I did bend the tabs back, even pounded them flat just to make sure.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Ryan
When trying to take it off manually, I put a 12'' extension (that's lasted me for years and this bent the sh*t out of it) thru the part that holds the rear sprocket on and rested on the axle and swing arm, to hold everything from moving and all it does is compress the rear suspension when I try to break the front sprocket nut loose!
This is a 01 660 Rappy and it's the stock nut and yes I did bend the tabs back, even pounded them flat just to make sure.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Ryan