R Retrodj Retro Newbie Oct 21, 2013 #1 Can anyone point me in the correct direction in where I can get hold of a threaded free-wheel removal tool for a 1985 team cadet ? Don't want to butcher it
Can anyone point me in the correct direction in where I can get hold of a threaded free-wheel removal tool for a 1985 team cadet ? Don't want to butcher it
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 21, 2013 #3 If it's only going to be the once then an LBS should be able to whip it off in a couple of minutes. Shaun
If it's only going to be the once then an LBS should be able to whip it off in a couple of minutes. Shaun
R Retrodj Retro Newbie Oct 21, 2013 #4 47p2":2r4lg8ld said: WHat make is the freewheel? Click to expand... It has maillard made in France written on the first sprocket
47p2":2r4lg8ld said: WHat make is the freewheel? Click to expand... It has maillard made in France written on the first sprocket
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 21, 2013 #5 Does it have 2 slots on the body next to the small sprocket or a circle with about 24 slots? Shaun
R Retrodj Retro Newbie Oct 21, 2013 #6 Midlife":23k0j0ic said: Does it have 2 slots on the body next to the small sprocket or a circle with about 24 slots? Shaun Click to expand... 2 slots, right next to the first sprocket
Midlife":23k0j0ic said: Does it have 2 slots on the body next to the small sprocket or a circle with about 24 slots? Shaun Click to expand... 2 slots, right next to the first sprocket
47p2 Senior Retro Guru Oct 21, 2013 #7 Let your LBS remove it then, they are the most difficult to get off IME
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 21, 2013 #8 Yep, have to agree with that.........we put a long skewer with a large washer to clamp the remover onto the freewheel, if you didn't it jumped of !! Shaun
Yep, have to agree with that.........we put a long skewer with a large washer to clamp the remover onto the freewheel, if you didn't it jumped of !! Shaun
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 21, 2013 #9 Just forgot to ask.........I take it you have a vice? Putting the remover on and using a *big* spanner / breaker bar tends to bend the wheel. Shaun
Just forgot to ask.........I take it you have a vice? Putting the remover on and using a *big* spanner / breaker bar tends to bend the wheel. Shaun
