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Old 11-07-10 | 11:30 AM
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Freewheel tool question

what specific tool do i need to remove the freewheel pictured?

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Old 11-07-10 | 11:36 AM
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park fr1 or shimano compatible
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Old 11-07-10 | 11:37 AM
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Shimano spline is my guess .. since I don't see notches.
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park tool 's fr -1 or shimano #40.
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That's a 6-speed so probably an Ultraglide, not HG. FR-5 will NOT fit; I believe you need the older Shimano tool, I believe it's a TL-FW30, (QBP catalog number is TL2015).
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pretty sure it is a mf-hg20. thought hg indicates hyperglide, no?
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That's a 6-speed so probably an Ultraglide, not HG. FR-5 will NOT fit; I believe you need the older Shimano tool, I believe it's a TL-FW30, (QBP catalog number is TL2015).
It says "MF-HG20", plus it's got an outside lockring, so it's a relatively new Hyperglide freewheel. It uses the same spline pattern as older Uniglide freewheels. They all use the standard Shimano TL-FW30 tool or the Park FR-1: https://www.parktool.com/product/freewheel-remover . A Park FR-5 is the same spline pattern, but it's made specifically for cassette lockrings.

Very old Shimano freewheels used a smaller diameter tool that's hard to find. Bike Tools Etc. sells the Bicycle Research version: https://www.biketoolsetc.com/index.cg...item_id=BR-CT4
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