Which tool to remove this freewheel?

[ibbz]

How would I remove this freewheel?
I see it has two holes within - does a tools two prongs slot in here ?
Any help appreciated

 

[KermitGKona88]

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You need to take the outer axle nuts off and there is a serrated hole inside the freewheel, TBH these always were a bit of a PITA BITD

 

[KermitGKona88]

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As for the tool I am pretty sure it is this one

 

[ibbz]

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As for the tool I am pretty sure it is this one

Thank you!

Appreciate that

I will look for one to buy online

 

[ibbz]

Is that a Sachs or Maillard tool?

 

[onegoodbike]

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Morning, I've removed a couple of these freewheels recently, I've used the one shown here...

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-hel ... -section-1

It's the same one as used for Shimano freewheels.

Matt

 

[ibbz]

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Morning, I've removed a couple of these freewheels recently, I've used the one shown here...

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-hel ... -section-1

It's the same one as used for Shimano freewheels.

Matt

Thanks
Got to buy one.

So the hub but thing is removed first then freewheel inserted

 

[onegoodbike]

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Once the skewer's out, the tool will fit without needing to remove anything else, it fits over the axle nuts.

Matt

 

[KermitGKona88]

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I am 99.9% sure that is NOT the case on this one, I would remove the outer nut first it should then become clearer if the serrated hole has squared off edges it may well be a Shimano tool, if they are triangular peaked then it is the Maillard tool

Couple of minutes will save a lot of messing about later

 

[ibbz]

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I am 99.9% sure that is NOT the case on this one, I would remove the outer nut first it should then become clearer if the serrated hole has squared off edges it may well be a Shimano tool, if they are triangular peaked then it is the Maillard tool

Couple of minutes will save a lot of messing about later

Shit - I ordered the shimano tool - park tool said shimano Sachs about it
Let's see now