Bicycles Asked on August 16, 2021
I have a 5 speed freewheel that I need to take of from hub, but the standard freewheel tool that I do have does not fit.
On the freewheel following text is engraved:
UC SHIMANO SIS
MF Z015 China
It seems to me that tool would need to have 12 splines.
I found a bunch of forum posts from people with similar problems. Shimano freewheels made prior to about 1985 have smaller diameters, about 20mm instead of 22-23mm that they have today.
A search for "Shimano freewheel remover 20mm" brings up some useful results. It looks like Bicycle Research Tools makes a remover called the CT-4 which is designed for older Shimano freeheels.
Good Luck!
Correct answer by superdesk on August 16, 2021
To answer your question Sir. The tool you need is a "Pin Tool" There are various brands that make them. My choice is Park Tool SPA-2 for the Shimano & Campagnolo free-wheel sprocket cassettes. RJ-The Bike Guy on YouTube has an excellent video on the disassembly & service of this type of hub. Be sure to see this before you start if you've never done this before. Good Luck - but once you've seen how it is rather easy. Cheers Peter Leid
Answered by Peter Leid on August 16, 2021
Kengine FR-04 Old Style Shimano Freewheel Remover Bike Tool fits FFS TL-FW20
This is what you need. It has 12 splines and is 20mm diameter. it is being sold on Ebay by the_bikesmiths. I hope this helps. it took me awhile to find it.
Answered by Rich Page on August 16, 2021
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