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Difficulty removing cranks

Robertd_07 · 2010-08-09 12:02:11

I'm having a seriously hard time getting the cranks of my bike. Got the BBB crank removal tool, and I'm sure I'm using it properly, but they're not budging. (BTW had a good look for previous threads on this, but no joy.) Hoping someone can advise, as I'd really like to get them off sooner rather than later. Robert

09-08-2010 12:02pm

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Robertd_07

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I'm having a seriously hard time getting the cranks of my bike.
Got the BBB crank removal tool, and I'm sure I'm using it properly, but they're not budging.
(BTW had a good look for previous threads on this, but no joy.)
Hoping someone can advise, as I'd really like to get them off sooner rather than later.
Robert

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#2 09-08-2010 12:13pm

StompToWork

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Yeah, when it comes to cranks, brute force is yer only man! What has worked for me in the past while using crank pullers is to have a mate apply repeated back and forth pressure on the crank while you turn on the puller.

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