Tool Cyclus Tools Snap.In for bottom bracket Panasonic E-bike motor with Torque sensor (7202719)

Cyclus Tools develops and produces top quality tools for professional bicycle repair shops, but of course it’s also appropriated for hobby technicians. Produced in Europe, these durable tools are permanently proofed by our quality checks. With furnitures for your workshop or cosmetic care products the portfolio is rounded off very well. For every problem Cyclus Tools offers solutions. Cyclus Tools counts among the leading manufacturers of tools for bicycles. To stay at the top we continuously enhance our products for today’s fast changing conditions. Boost your workshop service performance with a Snap.In tools by Cyclus Tools is an innovative tool system which allows more than 30 different tools with only one holder. The plug-in system allows different variations of the tool attachments to be quickly and easily engaged for use. This tool requires Snap.In holder!CYCLUS TOOLS snap.in bottom bracket puller tool, compatible with: - Bottom bracket with the PANASONIC torque sensor (threaded guide SN-71-F item no.: 7202771). With the help of this puller tool you can mount and dismount the bottom bracket of the Panasonic electric motor, which houses a torque sensor. For a functional tool you still need the holder part no.: 7202750 and possibly additional components such as an adapter or a guide. It is recommended to use the snap.in thread guide SN-71-F (Art.-No.: 7202771). With this combination of holder, puller and the appropriate guide, professional assembly and disassembly of the bottom bracket is possible without slipping and canting. Another advantage is that this guide can also be used with other tools in the snap.in family. Please note the torque specified by the manufacturer for each bottom bracket assembly. Application: First remove the crank, then the larger of the two covers, then the smaller of the two covers and wrap the cable around the axle. This must be done so that the cable or connector cannot be pinched between the puller and the locknut. Then you can apply the puller tool to loosen the lock nut. During assembly, the steps must be carried out in the reverse order.