How To Service Shimano Deore M6000 Rear Hub. Disassembly, Greasing, Assembly.
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
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0:28 the sound of the hub after 1300 km
1:40 where to start disassembly (2 x 18 mm wrench)
2:34 use some force
4:25 seal removal
6:00 cleaning
6:20 additional advice
10:10 what grease to use
12:00 seal installation
13:20 make sure the bearing goes the RIGHT side down
14:20 cup and cone bearing adjustment
Grease you can use:
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Good degreaser:
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0:28 the sound of the hub after 1300 km
1:40 where to start disassembly (2 x 18 mm wrench)
2:34 use some force
4:25 seal removal
6:00 cleaning
6:20 additional advice
10:10 what grease to use
12:00 seal installation
13:20 make sure the bearing goes the RIGHT side down
14:20 cup and cone bearing adjustment
Grease you can use:
amzn.to/2JkQ4gQ
amzn.to/2Q2iJK0
Good degreaser:
amzn.to/2Dad2qL
Omg, Iam did allready 13 000km on my wheels. I would chech it. :D
@Click Bait why not? and if so what is another option, pls?
For cup and cone hubs using an axle vise is a great way to be sure you have locked the cup
and cone together on one side and then adjust from the other side. I enjoyed your video, it
reminded me of when I owned a bike shop from 1977-1997 an did the mechanic work on all
the bikes. Thanks for the videos.
He, he. I just did it today. Deore 6010 B. Same thing. Also, I need to service freehub. And then, cleaning cassette. I didn't have all of the tools, so I make tools for the job. It took me half a day but now, finally, freehub works. They have some play.
Road bikes rear hub also need some TLC. So, I replace ball bearing on wheel and freehub.
Now I'm ready for winter.
Thanks from Russia!
Thanks for the very clear instructions 👍
I always put new ball bearings, even if the old ones look ok there's always some wear.
It's easier to adjust the lock nut if you clamp the oposite side of the axle to a bench vice.
5:08 They are not the same seal. The seal with the higher center is the drive side. The seal with the shallow center, is the brake side
when i try to remove the seal ring from a shimano hub on the drive-side with a screwdriver, the seal will always get bend and therfore not reusable, because it sits so tight. I found a tip from R.J. the bike guide: remove the seal from the inner side by pushing it out.
What about the bearings and pawls on the inside of hub? Probably why it was still little rough.
When you spray degreaser like that it can get in to the freehub body. So be careful next time because thats hardrr to service.
great tutorial, thanks a million!
Ah good old cup and cone hubs, not used them in years. I’ve now got Hope pro 2 evo hubs not had to service yet since buying.
Once the tyre is back on and inflated do a wheel balance. It's just a small thing but takes out the humping sensation that is noticeable when riding on asphalt at speed.
How do you perform it?
@@cannondany mount the wheel in a set of old forks or a stand. make sure the wheel spins free. Note where the wheel is positioned at standstill eg is the valve stem at to bottom of the wheel (6 o'clock) or put a chalk mark, give it the softest spin just enough to do a couple of rotations and allow it to come to rest. If stops at the bottom again. Spin it again to make sure. If it stops or creeps back to the same position. Apply a small weight 1-2g ( thin strip of lead) wrap this to one of the spokes at the top of the wheel, (12' o'clock).
Give the wheel another light spin. If it still stops at the same spot add a little more weight at the top of the wheel. Eventually the wheel should stop at a different location or the original heavy spot and the balance weight will stop at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock.
I think there are various videos on how to do it.
But I don't think that honestly makes any difference at all
Obrigado pelo vídeo, me ajudou bastante!
Great help
I cant get it out because mine is so tight that my key cone bend
Hello! Thank you! 😊!
I was hoping for a tutorial about how to disassemble a Shimano freehub, cause I have one which is gunked up and I'd love to take it apart and clean it to make it run properly again. Unfortunately I can't find a tutorial for that anywhere.
@@misternobody4644 Thanks! That was very helpful. I also never understood how to remove the freehub body but luckily the guy did another video just for that.
Danny could you make a video of how to Service the free hub? Mine seems to be locked and isn't freewheeling because when I stop pedaling my crancks just keep going
I have now 13.000 km on mine and noticed a little crunchynes on the back hub as I last changed the brake pads. I hope the bearing surfaces have survived. I thought there were standard industrial bearings inside. 😬
you should have taken freehub off the hub so I could have seen what kind of connection there is. I have some rim which is useless cause there is 12 mm hex which is so tight that I can not open it with my tools. I hate wheels which are not thought be serviceable.
Sir goodmorning. Sir can you make video about repack SLX hub 2020..Thank you. 😊
el ajuste final está mal hecho o al menos yo lo hago de distinta manera, a la conera la ajusto hasta que queda mas o menos ajustada entonces en ves de ajustar la tuerca más exterior simplemente la mantengo en su lugar y desajusto la conera logrando así que ambos (tuerca y conera) se claven.
Use a socket to push the seals in
Threw it in the Trash and put in a nice one like DT Swiss! ;)
I never had problems with DT Swiss hubs, that's true.
hi, in case of wear of the caged bearings in the video can be replaced with simple ball bearings?
My rear wheel has play its a slx but has the same system as yours but has Play in it I tightened all of the cups so there’s no movement I there but when I put it in my frame it seams to narrow because there is a few mm of space between the frame and the outer cup on disc brake side
Whatever happened to sealed bearing systems?
Auto brake cleaner works great too
FH i guess means free hub.
Yes; that's Right.
Hello!
May I ask you a question about hubs? I have the same thru axle 12x142 hub shimano m6010hb. When I set it with little play and tight the axle on the bike, the play is go away that is right. But bike doesn't ride well. Then I set more play on the hub and when tight the axle, there's play on the rim for about 0.5-0.7 mm . But the bike rides really well. So my question is: can I leave 0.5-0.7 mm play on the rim? I also read shimano allows to set this play cuz there may be some differents between the same cup and cone hubs in processe of manufacturing unlike sealed bearing. You have to find sweet spot for you hub which will work well. May this play on the rim cause issues in the future?
Thanks a lot.
When I put back the axel, it doesn't go all the way down, but stays about 1cm too out.. I have seen in the Shimano instructions that this might ba an issue, but they only say to repeat the full process if you encounter this kind of issue.. any tip?
Thanks
hi im wondering if that rear hub is good for trail use? and does it have good engagement compared to older series shimano hub? thanks
Szajku. Mam te piasty ale jak szybkozamykacze dokrecam mocno to piasty hamują. Rozumiem, że ma to być na minimalnym docisnieciu ? Wtedy kolo smiga jak burza. Pytanie jak z bezpieczenstwem na drodze.
Can I have the link where you buyed the shaft wrench , 17"-18"mm
Tou did not remove the freehub body
What is the normal play between the two axle ?
That sounds good, bye
I have a deore rear hub and it's qr can i convert it to thru axle??
@sickbiker I also need to know the answer to this question
I’m quite a bit late to your comment but yes,that’s what I’m running on my dirt jumper
@@pidgeon4813 did you convert it to thru axle? How?
1300km and needs servicing ? Thats pretty bad ! I guess thats where you see the limitations of the cup/cone system...
Well it's better to regularly service the bearings than deal with the bullshit of pressfit cartridge wheel bearings...
I done already 25kkm on one hub without any maintenance 😂
Nice video 👍🏼
Please someone tell how many balls are there in front hub(deore m6000 hubs)
11 i guess
Not putting any oil in the freehub?
Yep. Freehubs can go dry or with dry lube but hub bearings are greased
I'll make another episode in the future. The freehub goes like new.
Can it be converted to thru axle?
it is thru axle
You did not do cleaning and lubrication service to freehub Body,...
almost nobody does, so that you understand this ...... you only completed 40%, the freehub body is the most important.
How do you remove the freehub? mine is stuck
How was the engagement of this hubs?
Shimano hubs have poor engagement because they only have 2 pawls. But they are very affordable and durable.
I would recommend to use a real table, to minimize the risk of balls lose 🤣
That m6000 deore hub was so them heavy
Working with loose bearings on a slatted table is not the best idea.
Spread a towel out over your work surface first.
I dont service shimano parts, i put it in the scrap and by sram parts...
good choice