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gt0733:
one of my better investments 20 odd years ago was a sugino crank puller. that thing has got me (and others) out of the jammed crank arm scenario many times. the neat thing about it is it will do 2 jobs. one end has the socket for removing the nut/bolt and turn it around and it becomes the puller. remember too not all sockets will fit into the hole where the nut/bolt lives. best of all NO HAMMER DENTS  :angel:
the boiling water idea is a great one, i've never heard that one before. i take it the alloy arm expands more than the steel spindle  :daumenhoch:

Dingobmxer:
Use a crank puller DONT hit them  :shocked:
Dont you have a crank puller for your MTB Craig? That should be the same size  :daumenhoch:
 :) DINGO :)

muttley:

--- Quote from: Lazychubs on July 01, 2007, 10:27 PM ---then hit em with the kettle

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Buhahahahahaha  :LolLolLolLol: :LolLolLolLol:

crazycraig:

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--- Quote from: jimmyp on July 01, 2007, 11:26 PM ---Try and get that stem out of that pro class while your there, i might buy it off ya then :LolLolLolLol:

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stems fine .You just need to know how to use it  :daumenhoch:


--- Quote from: Dingobmxer on July 02, 2007, 05:57 AM ---Use a crank puller DONT hit them  :shocked:
Dont you have a crank puller for your MTB Craig? That should be the same size  :daumenhoch:
 :) DINGO :)

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No  :-\ never had to change it its still brand new  :LolLolLolLol: Fish wont come out with me


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--- Quote from: gt0733 on July 01, 2007, 11:53 PM ---one of my better investments 20 odd years ago was a sugino crank puller. that thing has got me (and others) out of the jammed crank arm scenario many times. the neat thing about it is it will do 2 jobs. one end has the socket for removing the nut/bolt and turn it around and it becomes the puller. remember too not all sockets will fit into the hole where the nut/bolt lives. best of all NO HAMMER DENTS  :angel:
the boiling water idea is a great one, i've never heard that one before. i take it the alloy arm expands more than the steel spindle  :daumenhoch:

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I have one side off just the drive side to go .Thanks for all the advice chaps  :daumenhoch:

craig

lazychubs:
yes the alloy expands and they come off with out hitting em
i use a rubber mallet
and did u use the hot water one craig

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