Trailmaster MB200 spacer issue

#1
I recently changed my tire now that I got my new tire on I'm having problems getting the spacer back on took my chain cover off but I cannot figure out how to get the wheel spacer the sprocket side on it's a tight fit anyone help me or give me a better idea?
 
#2
Sometimes I've found it can make it easier to remove one of the bolts for the sprocket. I don't know about your bike, but on most of mine I can access them when the wheel is installed. That should give you enough space to slide the spacer in there and then you just reinstall that bolt when you're done.
 
#4
Removing that one bolt will allow you enough space to slide the spacer in while the wheel is lined up. Then you push the axle through and reinstall that bolt.

I don't know how to explain it any simpler. Maybe someone else gets what I'm saying and could chime in.
 
#5
Yes I get it now but see the bearings always pop out when I put the bolt through the other side so I guess I'm have to just do it slowly but yes I get it thank you
 

chrisr

Active Member
#6
I have found it helps to support the bike and shim up the tire where all you have to do is manage the axle bolt and bearings/washers and not try to also lift/lower the tire. Sometimes it seems you need 3 hands.
 
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