How To Remove Vintage Freewheel Without Tool?

[@archieprovan7859]

Nice work! I found it humorous that you included picking up all the ball bearings. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@mightysoul84]

Its funny how this is easy, yet complicated without seeing this. Many thanks!

[@axitashienh373]

I have the exact same problem - broken spokes on the rear wheel of a vintage bike! Thanks for this helpful video

[@Avram1919]

Great video. I took mine apart and didn't remember where to put the rest of the bearings. THANK YOU❤

[@hunterwilk]

I wasn't sure which way the cover plate spun, video was perfect thanks.

[@bobby3704]

thanks ! ! ! also a magnet picker-upper comes in handy for those bearings

[@hammitang3427]

i get motivated by ur videos, time to work on my bike too. 💪

[@CuriousCyclist]

Thanks for taking the time to make this useful video.

[@GameOn444s]

This helped me a lot! Thank you!

[@JavierGonzalez-oe1qq]

How clever is this guy...thank you sir..

[@edgargo3068]

Thank YOU for well informed video so good😀

[@curtislabbe2740]

The best advice I can give for anyone disassembling, lightly loosen, then use less than 1 table spoon of expired Crisco so no one will complain about you using it , put the Crisco in the microwave for roughly 30-40 seconds and just pour it into the center of the freewheel or cassette while the axle shaft is still connected, wait about 2-3 hours then slowly disassemble. So all your free spinning ball bearings don't get lost and you will save a lot of time without a critical error and reduce the probability of losing them. The Crisco trick is best done on triple tree's so when you remove the front forks, your balls don't just fall out down into the frame of the bike, better to have them stick together. Safety eye protection recommend at all times in a shop. When WD4abourt-D too expensive, the Crisco trick also reduces the chances of thread splintering stress fractures, if the oxidized threads start breaking each other when turning, I found a mixture of hot vegetable oil and Crisco decreases the physical resistance unless a mechanical device is corroded into the wielded like stage, then nothing can save it. Some times waiting longer with preparation to save something is worth it, when working on old things.

[@whitefeatherslinger8194]

How does that inner hub come off ? Thats exactly what i need for a ebike rearwheel it would work great ,whats the name of the hub buddy ill go from there👍

[@markbian9471]

a long roof shingle nail worked well for me. thanks!

[@malykemmanuel5556]

Sir what happens if you spin those 2 holes counter clockwise instead?

[@DanyoSports]

Nothing will happen.

[@MathieuTechMoto]

Exactly the information i needed thanks !

[@combrinckvanwyk3218]

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

[@campbellcaraher1008]

It looked like you could have put a load more ball bearings in there. Surely better to fill up the gaps with bearings ?

[@okaberintarou3641]

They need space to move. Not sure if it's supposed to be that much space though 😅

[@donaldfranklin5391]

Awesome restoration and video

[@lewes8094]

Hey I was just wondering what grease you use

[@DanyoSports]

Hi, I was using Lucas heavyduty grease.

[@lewes8094]

@@DanyoSports thank you!

[@biciman9399]

how you remove the body of the freewheel from the bike wheel

[@retrotoypile3838]

Plot twist. He forgot to replace the broken spoke.

[@JavierGonzalez-oe1qq]

I'm sure he did...the point of the video was to remove the free wheel with as little hassle as possible

[@MiaMia-px5xo]

thank u so much brother

[@thomasgoins1874]

Thanks to you KZbin iis better than google

[@n30a]

Mine is similar says "Shimano UG VIA Product of Japan" on the lock ring. Only 40 balls at the bottom, 34 at the top its a 5-speed. Its about 50 years old.

[@DanyoSports]

Nice, good to know, thanks for sharing.

[@frankvisone9188]

didn't actually remove the freewheel, just the gear pack.

[@Nesha_ins]

I am curious about science of "exactly 47 ball bearings" in the lower ring. Precisely why should you lose your wheel if you install, say, 44 instead of 47 ball bearings? In addition to this, how can you "lose" the wheel which is tightened on a bike? You could only lose a cog (even that is less likely because you are tightening it with every crank of your foot). Normaly I would'nt ask but I have just opened my factory sealed Maillard Atom SGDG 5-speed freewheel and found less than 47 ball bearings in the lower ring. Care to elaborate?

[@thomasgoins1874]

Let’s say you had 5 bearings but you put three in there three bearings taking on the pressure of five bearings deforming the bearings because of the pressure.

[@Zomby_Woof]

What size are the bearings? For the new ones you should have been using, not the worn ones you should have thrown away.

[@howtosite584]

Hello do you have any idea how much ball bearings have 7 speed freewheel??

[@DanyoSports]

Hi, what is the brand of the freewheel?

[@howtosite584]

Is a SHIMANO MF-TZ21.

[@DanyoSports]

Shimano 7 Speed freewheel has 31 3.2mm steel ball bearings. Check this site: www.bikepro.com/products/freewheels/shimfw.html

[@scoutcookiemttm1984]

@@DanyoSports if you say 31, you mean all of it top and bottom bearings??

[@unishjojo7458]

Why my cassette still cannot move out even thought your tips is work s For someones else

[@DanyoSports]

Does your cassette have two holes like mine? Try turn it harder.

[@jermonepemberton2880]

HOW TO FIX if you put it upside down how to loosen it cause it's hard to take off now

[@eliasalencheril]

Hey the lock on mine is still tight pls reply

[@DanyoSports]

Hi did you turn it clockwise? Try harder.

[@jamlvs]

I had dificulty removing mine but after some WD40 and some harder hits, it came out. Clockwise.

[@DanyoSports]

Nice

[@stevenjon1347]

Using WD 40 Penetrative before turning works a charm.

[@osiballiu593]

Great video

[@oefzdegoeggl]

you did not "remove the freewheel". you disassembled it, but the base is still in there. grab with a pipe wrench to remove, unscrew counterclockwise. though that might be destructive, so do only when you want to throw it away anyways. and ... if you got it open already ... it had taken 5 seconds to actually clean the inside.

[@akhilajith8655]

Thanks, bud!

[@whitefeatherslinger8194]

What is the name of that inner piece buddy its exactly what i need ? have u anyidea who would of made them ?? Otherwise im on a mission for oldschool rearwheels i taut cassettes etc only cameout in the 90s on racersbikes 😅

[@matijamodric1435]

I just watched this to refesh my mind..... i already did this but i forgot how i do it without spiling bearing balls..... i but so much gresee it dont have sound anymore

[@dzevdethadzalic8474]

Does someone know how to remove this thing under cassette

[@snikkel111]

please let me know if you ever find the answer to this

[@snikkel111]

@Batu Çetin yeah I figured out a different way haha. I put it in a vice and spun the wheel, worked like a charm!

[@kinadv.6328]

the other is 47 bearing how about the other one?

[@DanyoSports]

Just fill up the rest of bearings to it and it should be fine.

[@Blake4216]

Hopefully 20?

[@frankcw3230]

If you put a towel under the wheel and use a magnet you won't lose any bearings

[@neon_one]

ok holy shit maybe I don't need to clean this afterall

[@Hazball]

haha exactly my thoughts. why are loose ball bearings so intimidating

[@bakanamanbasic7350]

Nice trick sir nice video

[@DanyoSports]

Thanks for watching.

[@SuperJohnfoster]

Nice

[@dalethompson7161]

re ball bearings hindsgiht is great haha

[@daveward9420]

This is epic 😂

[@CombatSquadZ]

I tried this on my bike and my wheel kept on falling off when I drive I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!! I fell down a hill and broke my elbow because the lockring was not clockwise Please don’t stop believing the power of clockwise will fix all bikes Your number 1 fan Badildo Jenkins JR

[@ziyanyao332]

well, i think i lost all of my bearings. smh.

[@Hakunamataha]

thank u thank thank u!

[@torqnsoot7200]

Perfect

[@kinnaryparmar7239]

My dad is a grump

[@patheticsheepleeverywhere7114]

Is this a music video

[@holland61960]

It's that god awful electronic crap. It wouldn't be so bad, but they mix the music in the studio and then let their kid or some mindless schmuck turn the volume control up and down with the beat of the music. Back in the day, that would get your ass booted from one of my parties. Now it's something people pay big money to have done. I don't get it.

[@heekaru3111]

Hahaha i turn it anti-clockwise thats why its hard to open... well

[@tbo7756]

Ah, load music.....

[@LucianoLakey]

Tengs no I noy

[@luigiprovencher]

Tedious very tedious.

[@Mdw7375]

Your video is very misleading.thought you didn’t need tool

[@evanricketts5614]

Useless