Actually Bicycle Research still makes the Shimano 2 prong remover, their part number is CT-600*2 NOTCH BR CLUSTER TOOL SHIMANO 600EX . figure your cost would be around $15.00 at the LBS level.
BR makes freewheel removers for a lot of old freewheels (Atom, Normandy, Regina, Campag, etc). A little pricy, but that is what you pay for Concord CA machine shop rates.
Tom Martin
Oakland CA
> George wrote: Hey - I gotta shimano 6 cog 13 - 35 freewheel. I woulda
> though the Park
> freewheel tool FR #2 would have fit it. It doesn't. Is there a different
> two
> prong tool for older shimano freewheels.
>
> My response: According to my Shimano catalog (as large as the Cleveland
> phone directory, I wonder why?) there were four freewheel removing tools
as
> well as a vast assortment of freehub and BMX removers referenced. Of the
> ones that we are concerned about, only one appears to be a prong type.
The
> Shimano part number is 120 0904 Model # TL-FW 40. It is described as a
> single Freewheel Removing Tool and it has prongs. Two of the other tools
> are splined (one Regina style and the other a small diameter spline). The
> last one is multiple freewheel tool for the following freewheels
> MF-7160/MF-6207/MF-6160. I believe these fore mentioned freewheels all
are
> splined, no prongs. I'm not sure if any of this stuff is available from
> Shimano anymore.
>
> Nor sure that this will help you. Maybe Sheldon Brown can
help....Sheldon,
> are you there?
>
> Carl Gonzalez
> Bay Village, OH