Bob,
To remove a cog, or a freewheel from a threaded SA driver;
Remove the driver from the hub, then put a piece of 5/16" bar stock
or plate in a vice, slip the driver splines over the bar, and use the
FW remover (or chain whip for a cog) in the usual manner.
http://bikesmithdesign.com/
5/16" can be hard to find, but 1/4" will work.
At 11/5/2007 09:32 AM -0500, Stronglight49@aol.com wrote:
>Apparently someone attached the 4-prong driver from a Sturmey-Archer
>3-speed hub as well as the ball bearing cage and S-A axle cone onto the back
>of a 5-speed freewheel, This unit is now stuck out the back of the
>freewheel.
>
>Anyone know for sure how to remove this? I assume, clamp the driver in
>a vise and then use a freewheel extractor and unscrew it counter-clockwise.
>But, I've never done a Sheldon Brown style rig like this before.
>Heck, I never would have guessed it had compatible threads!
>Wouldn't want Bob to destroy anything because of my bad advice.
>
>Here is a Sturmey-Archer diagram showing those parts.
>
>http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2041/1872941765_dd6097f146_o.jpg
>
>BOB HANSON, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, USA
Mark Stonich;
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