Yes the TDC tool has three equally spaced extensions. Some of the freewheels also have a slot for a normal two prong remover. Find an old shop and they will perhaps have the tool, if they can find it.
If you don't want the freewheel, there is always the dissassemble and put the body in a vise option.
TDC was a very old cycle fittings company, going back to the 1880s, but only went out of business fairly recently. Probably the best product of CR interest was the headset.
Joe Bender-Zanoni
Great Notch, NJ
> Howdy folks and happy New Year :^)
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\r?\n> I have a rear wheel that has what appears to be a TDC Made in
\r?\n> England 5 cog
\r?\n> freewheel on it. I was going to remove it, as I need to take this
\r?\n> wheelapart and swap the hubs, but this freewheel seems to take an
\r?\n> odd looking
\r?\n> tool I have never seen or heard of. Can any of you help? Thanks in
\r?\n> advance...
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\r?\n> Doug Van Cleve
\r?\n> Chandler, AZ