Freehub body removal

[DavidR17]

Does anyone know how to remove this freehub body?
It doesn't pull out or tap out by hitting axle with mallet so im guessing it screws off with a tool. The tool i bought to fit the notches wont work because the axle and bearings are in the way and i can't find a tool that will fit.
The wheel is a KX pro

 

[Paulus]

It could unscrew from the non drive side using , normally, a 10mm Allen key.

 

[T4tomo]

It could unscrew from the non drive side using , normally, a 10mm Allen key.

This, remove the axle out and have a look from the other side

 

[C R]

This video may help
View: https://youtu.be/jnUqudkQZgM?si=uILrj-QpCJ5b9V3R

 

[Alex321]

It could unscrew from the non drive side using , normally, a 10mm Allen key.

They quite often use an 11mm hex key - which don't exist in the majority of sets, you either have to find one separately somewhere, or get an adapter.

 

[DavidR17]

It could unscrew from the non drive side using , normally, a 10mm Allen key.

So would i need to tap out the axle and bearing on the non drive side then use the right size allen key from that side?
I heard it's a 12mm allen key i need, fingers crossed it fits through the other inner bearing

 

[DavidR17]

This video may help
View: https://youtu.be/jnUqudkQZgM?si=uILrj-QpCJ5b9V3R

Thanks C R

 

[DavidR17]

So would i need to tap out the axle and bearing on the non drive side then use the right size allen key from that side?
I heard it's a 12mm allen key i need, fingers crossed it fits through the other inner bearing

Just spent 10 mins whacking the axle with a mallet to no avail. It's only a slight issue of the bearings inside the freehub body sounding dry and rattling that im trying to fix, other than that the wheel is in new condition and the wheel bearings are still perfect so im just going to leave it for now. Thanks for the help everyone.