Park Tool FR-6 Freewheel Remover


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The Park Tool FR-6 Freewheel Remover is designed for cyclists working on BMX and single-speed bikes, offering a durable solution for removing four-notch freewheels. Its key benefit is the thin-wall construction that allows removal without taking off cones and locknuts, simplifying the maintenance process. A potential caveat is its specific fit for 1.37 x 24 TPI threads and four-notch designs, requiring verification before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 318835 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Park Tool |
The FR-6 is specifically designed to remove four-notch BMX and single-speed freewheels that use 1.37 x 24 TPI threading.
No, the FR-6 is not designed for cassette-style freehubs found on most geared bicycles. It is specifically for the type of freewheels used on BMX and single-speed bikes.
You must hold the tool firmly in place against the hub using either an axle nut or a quick-release skewer. This prevents the tool from slipping while you apply leverage.
The thin wall allows the tool to fit onto the freewheel without needing to remove the hub's cones and locknuts, simplifying the removal process.
The tool has a 1-inch base that fits a standard wrench or can be secured in a bench vise.
The Park Tool FR-6 is covered by Park Tool's limited lifetime warranty.
Clean the tool with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use and store it in a dry location to prevent rust. Inspect the notches periodically.
Verify that the freewheel has four notches and matches the 32mm (inner) / 40mm (outer) dimension. Ensure the hub threads are 1.37 x 24 TPI. This tool is not compatible with all freewheel types.
Ensure the tool is held perfectly square and firmly in place with the skewer or nut. Apply steady, firm pressure rather than sudden jerks. Consider applying a penetrating lubricant to the freewheel threads and letting it sit before attempting removal again.
Re-secure the tool using the axle nut or quick-release skewer. Ensure it is fully engaged with the freewheel notches and tightened appropriately. Check that the tool's base is seated correctly against the hub.
Cease use immediately. Inspect both the tool and freewheel for damage. If the tool is damaged, it may need replacement. If the freewheel is damaged, further attempts could cause more harm. Contact Park Tool support if the tool is defective.
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