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4. However, before threading the body onto the tool, the fifth sprocket (middle on a 5-speed model) should removed. This reveals the second threaded shelf. This is where the VAR tool mentioned earlier threads to.
4. However, before threading the body onto the tool, the fifth sprocket (middle on a 5-speed model) should removed. This reveals the second threaded shelf. This is where the VAR tool mentioned earlier threads to.
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5. The body is threaded to the tool until it stops. Note the threaded Stop is not yet installed.
5. The body is threaded to the tool until it stops. Note the threaded Stop is not yet installed.
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6. The body is next backed out slightly. Remember, you don't want the body to be tightened down to this portion of the tool.
6. The body is next backed out slightly. Remember, you don't want the body to be tightened down to this portion of the tool.
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7. Next the Stop is threaded into the main body of the tool. My rod broke and I use a round Phillips screw driver blade to tighten the Stop against the freewheel body.
7. Next the Stop is threaded into the main body of the tool. My rod broke and I use a round Phillips screw driver blade to tighten the Stop against the freewheel body.
0 2024/01/18 13:41:04
8. Clamp the tool in the vise. Using a chainwhip on the largest sprocket, tighten the body against the stop. The sprocket is reverse threaded and should begin to loosen. If it doesn't soak the threads in penetrating oil and wait over night. Repeat and use heat as needed.
8. Clamp the tool in the vise. Using a chainwhip on the largest sprocket, tighten the body against the stop. The sprocket is reverse threaded and should begin to loosen. If it doesn't soak the threads in penetrating oil and wait over night. Repeat and use heat as needed.
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9. Thread off the second largest sprocket. As can be seen, I've marked my tool for threading directions. I find that when applying brut force I forget directions.
9. Thread off the second largest sprocket. As can be seen, I've marked my tool for threading directions. I find that when applying brut force I forget directions.
0 2024/01/18 13:49:06
10. Thread off the Stop from the other side of the tool. This can be challenging. It is how I broke my rod. Thread the body from the tool.
10. Thread off the Stop from the other side of the tool. This can be challenging. It is how I broke my rod. Thread the body from the tool.
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This is how the Stop looks when threaded into the tool without the freewheel body.
This is how the Stop looks when threaded into the tool without the freewheel body.
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This is the flip side.
This is the flip side.
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Wit the Stop removed from the tool.
Wit the Stop removed from the tool.
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The full 7-speed Regina 12-19 Corncob.
The full 7-speed Regina 12-19 Corncob.
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'71 Schwinn Paramount P13 with my DIY leather projects
'71 Schwinn Paramount P13 with my DIY leather projects
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Cockpit side. Double zipper for main compartment. Single zipper for top battery compartment.
Cockpit side. Double zipper for main compartment. Single zipper for top battery compartment.
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Front pocket for tool-roll.
Front pocket for tool-roll.
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Side view with rings (behind brake lever) for shoulder strap.
Side view with rings (behind brake lever) for shoulder strap.
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I linned the interior with white leather.
I linned the interior with white leather.
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Open tool-pouch.
Open tool-pouch.
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Tool-pouch in front pocket.
Tool-pouch in front pocket.
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Tubular tire holder and sleeve.
Tubular tire holder and sleeve.
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Seperate sections prior to assembly (prior to discovering the mistake of cutting the top too small).
Seperate sections prior to assembly (prior to discovering the mistake of cutting the top too small).
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Sold by BF member @bike-vintage.eu on website www.racevelo.com
Sold by BF member @bike-vintage.eu on website www.racevelo.com
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March 1971 P13
March 1971 P13
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BANG! Schwalbe One Tubular Blow-Out!
BANG! Schwalbe One Tubular Blow-Out!
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