What replacement cones for M510 front hub?

Kerplunk

Senior Retro Guru
Looking at the Shimano website the correct part number is Y-21L 98020 but I can't find them anywhere. Anyone know where to get some or alternatives? Size if M9 x 11.5mm.
 
I replaced a cone recently, because one I had had brinelled on one side, the hub was reasonably okay, so new bearings new grease and a cone I found on a solid axle I had recovered from a dumped bike with basic shimano hubs.

That being the cones are not that hard to find, perhaps the LBS?

As to brinelling, sod it on these hubs the wheel still rotates that is good enough and runs reasonably true, but if I were particular, I might have sacrificed some bearings with grinding paste and ground the brinelling out as I rode.
 
do you need one cone or both, as i have one cone that looks very similar to the pictures posted you could have for postage if its any good to you
 
silverclaws":3hr19cko said:
As to brinelling, sod it on these hubs the wheel still rotates that is good enough and runs reasonably true, but if I were particular, I might have sacrificed some bearings with grinding paste and ground the brinelling out as I rode.

that's the kind of s**t i'm talking about :)
 
yeti-man":39jret8k said:
Any 3/16 ball bearing cone

While it will work, spacers may be needed and not all have the shield plate/dust cover in them.

It may be cheaper in the long run to find a reduced one on CRC/On-One or similar in the bargains pile and match the axle cones up with the models. You'll get bearings as well.


This site is good for finding compatible cones, SJS* if you find the cone is also quite good
http://www.moruyabicycles.com.au/conten ... front.html
so you'll find any of these have the 'correct' replacement cone
Suits HB-M525 (Deore - Disc), HB-M510 (Deore), HB-MC33 (STX-RC), HB-MC32 (STX), HB-MC30 (STX).

Wheels Manufacturing also make replacement (though expensive) cones
http://wheelsmfg.com/shimano-front-hub- ... cone-chart

SJS
http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/shimano-hub- ... pt422_pg1/


*there is another shop out of the many that is often cheaper then the rest, I cannot find my link though.
 
twain":1ezqm4bz said:
silverclaws":1ezqm4bz said:
As to brinelling, sod it on these hubs the wheel still rotates that is good enough and runs reasonably true, but if I were particular, I might have sacrificed some bearings with grinding paste and ground the brinelling out as I rode.

that's the kind of s**t i'm talking about :)

Haha!


Thanks for the new word there.

As what fluffy says, the seals/cover will be your problem as they can vary somewhat.
 
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