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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: Devilock on March 27, 2012, 07:09 PM
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Got a freewheel on one of my Tuffs which requires a 2 prong tool...& yes i do not have one!
If anyone has one could you be so kind as to post it to me so i can remove this bastard then i will return it...?
Thank you.
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I'd lend you mine but pretty sure you have my version already
(http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/hammer-1.jpg)
(http://homeelectrical.webs.com/photos/electrical-tols/standard%20screw%20driver.jpg)
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I'd lend you mine but pretty sure you have my version already
(http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/hammer-1.jpg)
(http://homeelectrical.webs.com/photos/electrical-tols/standard%20screw%20driver.jpg)
Ha! Yeah first thing i tried J...! Doesn't seem to be moving at all...shall i just keep on it...?!
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I'd lend you mine but pretty sure you have my version already
(http://static.ddmcdn.com/gif/hammer-1.jpg)
(http://homeelectrical.webs.com/photos/electrical-tols/standard%20screw%20driver.jpg)
Ha! Yeah first thing i tried J...! Doesn't seem to be moving at all...shall i just keep on it...?!
well I'm pretty lazy so it would stay or go to my mate at the local bike shop to deal with!!
Oh you are trying to undo it the right way arent you
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Yeah, anti-clockwise... Well thats been the case with my other freewheels...
This thing is welded on!
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got a pic of the offending item fella, might help to work out a way of getting it off for you
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No-can-do J, not at the computer.
Its just a shit 2 prong with Atom & made in france on it...what ya got in mind...?
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If its got the sort of prongs im thinking of then Its may be very simliar to a bastard cam i had to take off at work, Im the end i got a adjustable spanner and ground the ends down stuck it in a vice and slapped the offending cam on the top and twisted
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The Atom on my Skyways was a fooker to get off. Took it to my local bike shop and they whacked it in a vice. Still wasn't easy though.
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hahahah there is a easy way to get these off without unnessecary force
http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/freewheel-destructive-removalm