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you might have assembled the freewheeling hub slightly wrong, whip the outer section off and check it is all ok.

there is a clip that overlaps one of the splines, you need to make sure that this sits in one of the 'Wide' splines on the hub body.

you'll see what I mean when you take it apart, there are 2 splines that are wider than all the rest

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Best pull it apart and have a shifty

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This is the tab I was talking about and the 'splines' are the large grooves inside the hub body.

Perhaps I shouldn't call them splines? But in my eyes they're just big splines

Thats a good guide there Darrel I'm sure its something simple Hugh, follow the guide and I'm sure it'll sort it out, something is probably just in the wrong place like one of springs stopping you from turning it

ScottieJ wrote:
This is the tab I was talking about and the 'splines' are the large grooves inside the hub body.

Perhaps I shouldn't call them splines? But in my eyes they're just big splines

Thats a good guide there Darrel I'm sure its something simple Hugh, follow the guide and I'm sure it'll sort it out, something is probably just in the wrong place like one of springs stopping you from turning it

aint they teeth?

Splines/teeth all the same isn't it? They both do the same job sort of


Edit:
Actually thinking about it 'teeth' as in gear teeth mesh at at one point and both gears rotate in opposite directions.

'Splines' like splines on an axle shaft mesh all the way around and both sections rotate in the same direction.



Soo I would say there are splines

i wernt moanin i was just givin you other options
i dont know what their called

i'm fairly certian there splines just rather large splines

Haha excellent!!! As an ex-public sector employee I will agree with you on that 100%!!!