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Can you take out a long insert Arcos 1 1/8" headset..??
I ask this since the King Steelset's are impossible to extract, Basically I'm think of getting a Argon but I will like to run one of the king Steelset I already have, but for that to happen I need to take the Arcos first (yes I know is a great
but I'm a King man)
Thanks in advance for the advice..
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Either will come out with a bit of effort. Headset remover and a 2lb hammer generally does the trick just fine.
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 Originally Posted by Err
Either will come out with a bit of effort. Headset remover and a 2lb hammer generally does the trick just fine.
Oh the King will not come out, (the steelset version) since it has a "Taper" to it with very little surface for the "drift tube" to seat and be push, but is nice to know the Arcos will
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I've removed a CK steel set before Patineto. Although it was a shop that did it for me, they said it came out quite easily. This was from a Helius AM.
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Tolerances between headtube and headset cups can vary wildly and the internal shape of the headtube can also make things more difficult. Weather or not anti-sieze was used and the lenght of time the headset was installed are also factors. So yeah, these things can be a pita sometimes. So far, with a bit of effort, I've been able to get any headset out.
To your point about the headset tool not grabbin. I have seen combinations where the only option was to use a very big flathead screwdriver. That makes a mess of things, but both the frame and the headset were still useable.
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