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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Jaan on March 14, 2013, 06:22 PM
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I'm wondering / hoping someone has a tip for getting crank arms off.
So I have a couple of sets of Sugino GT cranks that i want to swap out, i've removed the end caps and bolts but the arms just don't want to budge...
Is it just a case of whacking them with a mallet or is there some sort of witchcraft that i'm unaware of? ???
Chris :daumenhoch:
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Try soaking them overnight in petrol or wd40
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you need to buy a crank removal tool chris
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http://www.highonbikes.com/fat-spanner-portable-mtb-road-bike-crank-extractor.html?gclid=CJ6E4_Xs_LUCFeXKtAodOX0Acg#.UUIYzDemXPY :daumenhoch:
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Like every solution... Easy when you know how :daumenhoch:
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So the thread size for the crank arm / dust cap is universal across all cranks?
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Chris
I have a crank removal spanner you can borrow if you want mate.
Let me know your address and I will send it to you.
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So the thread size for the crank arm / dust cap is universal across all cranks?
14mm apart from 400's: 15mm.
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Chris
I have a crank removal spanner you can borrow if you want mate.
Let me know your address and I will send it to you.
Thanks for the kind offer Sean but I thought it was probably best to order one. :daumenhoch:
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So the thread size for the crank arm / dust cap is universal across all cranks?
14mm apart from 400's: 15mm.
Aren't Profiles also different?
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rubber mallet and a good wack .. ::)
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rubber mallet and a good wack .. ::)
There's nothing better than having a good wack :buck2: