What freewheel tool do I need for this?

[Y282]

It's a Maillard, from a Raleigh Pulsar circa 1985. I've never seen a freewheel removal setup like it before. Really thin inner wall with just two prongs, opposite each other.

Does anyone know what this one is called or what tool I need specifically?

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Two prong. Put the wheel spindle in with nuts on to keep the key in the slot or it will chew up

 

[pigman]

Two prong. Put the wheel spindle in with nuts on to keep the key in the slot or it will chew up

Even doing that there's a good chance it will chew. Crap design

 

[Tootyred]

Angle grinder.....

 

[legrandefromage]

looking at the rest of the wheel, I wouldnt bother

 

[jim haseltine]

You'll need a remover for a single-speed freewheel for that, most multi-speed two-prong remover tools will be too small. You'll usually find the tools marketed as 'BMX' removal tools.

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

You'll need a remover for a single-speed freewheel for that, most multi-speed two-prong remover tools will be too small. You'll usually find the tools marketed as 'BMX' removal tools.

I should've said not Suntour pattern, sorry to op.

 

[legrandefromage]

just be aware that you should buy a tool that has a recognisable brand name as the cheapies tend to shatter

 

[Midlife]

Just out of curiosity, where is the lockring to get at the freewheel internals (the one that has a right hand thread),

Or am I miss g something?

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

Just out of curiosity, where is the lockring to get at the freewheel internals (the one that has a right hand thread),

Or am I miss g something?

I wondered that.