Help? Don't know how to get this freewheel off. (another)

I think it might be splined quite far in. It doesn't seem to take your standard freewheel remover--unless the park tool fr-4 is that small--not sure. It's on a shimano600 tri-color if that gives any idea of tools from that era. I can take a better picture if this is that terrible. 

 PART TWO: 4/13/14

So I'm working on another bike. I thought I knew this stuff but it turns out there's so much more to it--which is both frustrating and fun. I'm sure someone knows what to do. Here's a photo with me holding an FR-1 for comparison. I've tried tons of stuff but nothing fits. It's pretty large. Another cassette? Coming off of a ROSS mountain bike from...the 90s probably. Thanks, everyone!

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Mulcky on March 31, 2014 at 6:38am

That's a cassette, not a freeweel cluster. the first cog is threaded, so use two chainwhips to remove.

Permalink Reply by Alex on March 31, 2014 at 6:54am

I'll try it! Thanks Kelvin!

Permalink Reply by daWillinChi on March 31, 2014 at 7:10am

I like this solution!

Permalink Reply by Lee Roy on March 31, 2014 at 7:12am

Good catch on it being a Cassette.

Looks like an old Uniglide or something vintage along those lines.

Good luck!

Permalink Reply by mark stetson on April 5, 2014 at 4:29pm

Hey Alex.  You didn't say why you want to remove it, but if you need to change cogs for some reason I have a pretty good supply of NOS UG cogs.  Not every tooth count, but enough to make a cassette with usable range.  You can easily modify HG cogs to fit that hub as well.  If you're not going to use them, I might be interested in your old cogs, especially the thread on one.

Permalink Reply by Alex on April 13, 2014 at 7:28am

I've added another...please help--you guys are the best!

Permalink Reply by Alex on April 13, 2014 at 7:30am

Thanks, Mark, I'll keep that in mind. I'm gonna try and play around with it, but if I decide I don't want it, I'll let you know.

mark stetson said:

Hey Alex.  You didn't say why you want to remove it, but if you need to change cogs for some reason I have a pretty good supply of NOS UG cogs.  Not every tooth count, but enough to make a cassette with usable range.  You can easily modify HG cogs to fit that hub as well.  If you're not going to use them, I might be interested in your old cogs, especially the thread on one.

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