Re: Removing cranks without a crank puller?

[Unitik908]

well do as i do, gently beat it with a hammer..

Chase


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[Unitik908]

well i just gently tap the sides of the crank and that will loosen them
up a little, and if that doesnt work, i just pull and yank and twist
till im really frustrated and they eventually come off.. so yeah its
not a very good system, i recomend buying a crank puller..

Chase


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