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Old 02-16-07, 12:05 PM
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Sakae cranks

I need to remove a mid-80's Sakae crank off an old Shogun 600. The crank bolts have a large horizontal slots with 3mm diamond-shaped holes in the middle of the slots. Since my meager wrenching skills only date back to the mid-90's, I am unfamiliar with this beast. Any cheap suggestions that don't involve buying an expensive tool I will never use again?
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Roll it into a shop with a 6-pack of beer?
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You're probably looking at the dust covers, just unscrew those puppies and you'll expose the actual crank bolt underneath which will probably be a 14mm hex head bolt.
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You're probably looking at the dust covers, just unscrew those puppies and you'll expose the actual crank bolt underneath which will probably be a 14mm hex head bolt.
But he'll still need a crank puller to get them off, even with the bolts/nuts removed.

A nice 6 pack will probably cost less than a crank puller!
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Yep, dust covers. Your basic crank puller works on similar SR, Sugino, Shimano cranks. Might be nuts under the dust caps, instead of bolts.
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Pretty sure my Shogun 400 has the same crankset. Spin off those dustcaps and underneath you'll find the 14mm bolts mentioned. back them out and use a standard crank tool to pull 'em off.
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