Help wanted by removal Maillard freewheel/hub

[DayWalker]

what's a pion by the way?Shaun

Thats how i call an old cassette.
(see Google for: maillard pignon)

Oke, the loose hub will be a challenge to disassemble it,
but my question in the startpost is not answered yet.
And without the right tools i can't do anything. :cry:

 

[mattr]

2nd post answers the question!

 

[DayWalker]

2nd post answers the question!

I saw that, but he's not sure about the Park Tool FR-4.
Is that the right one than?

 

[bm0p700f]

Var make the tool for the 3rd freehweel. They are the only that do as far as I can work out. I can get one for you if you like and they are pretty cheap. The one I have is staying in the shop as I find it handy once or twice a year.

 

[mattr]

2nd post answers the question!

I saw that, but he's not sure about the Park Tool FR-4.
Is that the right one than?

No. Having just counted the teeth on the freewheel, there are more than 20 (25 as near as i can tell). FR-4 has 20 teeth.

I think you need the VAR RL-40500-C

http://www.vartools.com/en/normandy-fre ... r-p462.php

bm0p700f will probably be able to confirm.

FWIW it looks like you need a VAR RL-18800-C for the other two freewheels.
http://www.vartools.com/en/2-notch-free ... r-p451.php

 

[bm0p700f]

Yes it's that tool, it's a £14 tool.

 

[DayWalker]

Var make the tool for the 3rd freehweel. They are the only that do as far as I can work out. I can get one for you if you like and they are pretty cheap. The one I have is staying in the shop as I find it handy once or twice a year.

Would you please give me the prices for the right tools that i need, incl. shipping to The Netherlands?