| Diagram | Fig. 33 — TOOLKIT · ref 3 |
| Subsystem | accessories |
| Listed in parts books | 1978–1980, 1983, 1985 |
| Also fits (as replacement) | 1974 · for 60-3711 |
Tommy bar, for rear wheel
A straight tommy bar from the toolkit, used to turn the rear wheel axle or spindle fittings.
This is the tommy bar that lives in the toolkit, used for turning the rear wheel axle or the spindle-type fittings that take a plain bar rather than a spanner. It's a simple straight rod, the kind of tool you slot through a hole in a nut or spindle to get leverage without needing a wrench on hand. Catalog listings show it under 60-7041, with the older factory number 60-3711 for the same part.
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It shows up in toolkit figures across catalog entries from 1978 into the mid-1980s, so it's associated with that later production run in our records. If you're missing one out of your kit, or your spindle fitting needs this style of bar instead of a spanner, this is the one to replace it with.
Worth keeping one in the kit if you're doing any roadside wheel work, since a lot of these tools get lost over the decades and the bike's fittings are built expecting one.
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