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Ways To Get Off My Welded Freewheel?


G-Jordan

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If the tabs are still existatnt, you'll be wanting

1. a decent freewheel remover (ACS) di a beefy one, will last forever invest in one ;)

2. A biggish adjustable spanner, and a large pole that will slot oiver the end of the spanner.

3 . A decent metal vice.

4. a threaded axle with two big washers ansd two big nuts on either end.

You use the axle to bolt the tool to the crank so it wont slip, (Not too tight t not too loose though.)

Then clamp the crank in the vice Tight

then use the adjustable spanner/ pole on th end depending how strong you are.

turn/smack anti clockwise ( the way the freewheel s[ins )

Should come off fine, lot of hard work but you will be very satisfied when is off ;)

if the above fails, angle grinder £12.99 B+Q :)

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cheers guys i did it.

I basically ground the outer bit with the teeth, on either side until it fell off then i ground two flat spots on the inner bit, whacked it in a vice and added a 3m scaffolding pole to the end of my crank arm and it undid really easily.

Sorted,

ta anyway,

george j

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