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Freehub removal

That is a neat freeWHEEL that has removable/replaceable cogs. I've never seen one like that in person. The standard technique is to use the shimano freewheel spline driver tool, and a big 12" or ...
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Freehub removal

Measure & count number of splines, then search on temu or Amazon. I've had some luck on both. I weld so I have fabricated my own in obsolete situations. I do not think that your is obsolete so ...
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What type of freewheel remover do I need for this one

The 8-pin freewheel tool, as available from brick lane bikes and others, is the correct fit.
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What type of freewheel remover do I need for this one

You need the one sold as "BMX" freewheel remover. Usually they have 2 or 4 prongs, the extra slots on this freewheel will just go unused.
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Halo freehub body 10 teeth need part number or correct description

If that wheel was laced to a Halo rear hub, here's where to look for the hub model: Look edge on around the spoke flange. The outer circumference of one of the spoke flanges of the rear wheel. ...
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