FA: Campagnolo Freewheel Tool Kit

This complete Campagnolo freewheel toolkit from 1982 is unused and in new
condition. It contains all the tools needed to disassemble and reassemble
the aluminum alloy Campy 5, 6, and 7 speed freewheels. No freewheel is
included.

The freewheel tool kit [Campagnolo part number 0521/00] includes:
-a freewheel remover in an integrated spanner
-a spare freewheel remover
-a "fixed key" jig for holding the outside (12-13-14T) sprocket and for
holding the base of the freewheel during disassembly of the two smallest
sprockets
-two oversized screws used to secure the sprockets/freewheel to the fixed
key jig
-two chain whips
-a tool for final disassembly of the external freewheel body from the
internal freewheel body
-two spare set screws, used for securing the remover tool within the spanner
a round plastic box for holding a freewheel

The tool kit is housed in a handsome wooden valise-style case with the
Campagnolo logo embossed on the top. The case is in fine condition, with
only a few minor scratches on one corner of the top and in a few places on
the bottom - mostly very light scuff marks. The inside of the case is in new
condition, and is unblemished.

Also included are two sets of instructions, in Italian, English, German and
French. The instructions are similar but not identical. One set dates from
1980 and shows a freewheel design (see below) that Campagnolo ultimately
scrapped. The other is that which came with the kit, and is dated 1982.

NOTE: The kit is possibly missing one small piece, a spring used to retain
tension on the pawls during reassembly. Campy's originally design was a
floating two-pawl system. The missing part (see the diagram in the photo) is
a forceps-like spring which would have been used to keep pressure on the
pawls when reassembling, so they slip past the ratchet shoulders. This tool
would work only with a two-pawl design where the pawls are 180 degrees
opposite each other. Campy dropped this design. As the freewheel was
actually sold, it was a fixed three-pawl design, the three pawls being fixed
with pins to the freewheel body and evenly spaced at 120 degree increments.
I'm fairly certain that the complete tool kit as it was shipped actually
included this spring, since it seems to be of no use for the freewheel
design Campy went with, BUT the literature shows it in the kit. SO.. I've
included a generic spring steel pawl-holding gizmo that will work with three
pawls. Although it's not needed to reassemble the mechanism, it fits nicely
in the space provided. Also included are two of Campy part number UT-HU090 -
yellow plastic "freewheel-pawl assembling tool for standard and HPW hubs."
These are of later vintage than the rest of the kit.

Shipping: USPS Insured Priority Mail shipping within the US is $20.00.
Bidders outside the US should inquire about shipping charges.

starting bid: $90.00
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