Screaming good deal on TA crank puller
04-20-10, 10:28 AM
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Screaming good deal on TA crank puller
Not my auction. These guys were dual-sided, one for TA, one for standard 22mm:
https://cgi.ebay.com/Park-Tool-CCP-1-...item27b10e763f
-Kurt
https://cgi.ebay.com/Park-Tool-CCP-1-...item27b10e763f
-Kurt
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04-20-10, 11:02 AM
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Well, there goes my snipe bid....
I have a TA to remove from an older Peugeot donor.
I have a TA to remove from an older Peugeot donor.
04-20-10, 11:12 AM
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Bill,
PM me, I'll loan you mine:
BTW, if someone wins this and needs a manual, here is a quick snap of my manual (right click for full size, because BF shrinks images) :
BTW, if the instructions are not clear enough
You always have to screw these guys in with a wrench to bottom them. Always
PM me, I'll loan you mine:
BTW, if someone wins this and needs a manual, here is a quick snap of my manual (right click for full size, because BF shrinks images) :
BTW, if the instructions are not clear enough
You always have to screw these guys in with a wrench to bottom them. Always
04-20-10, 11:16 AM
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Ha, me too! I was stalking this despite not having an immediate need for it. Planning for the future I guess.
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yeah, if I could just find mine I'd be all set
04-20-10, 11:24 AM
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I bagged one a few weeks ago on eBay for about $16 or so. They don't go too high, so be patient and you'll score soon enough.
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Fortunately, I have the Var double sided puller. I've never used the TA side (though I've loaned it to local shops more than once), as I've never had a TA crank until now. Guess I'll finally be using it. I've plenty of Stronglight cranks, but I have that puller, and am not about to use the TA puller on them anyhoo..
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04-20-10, 11:42 AM
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I have one, along with some other older park tools (and some old campy tools) that I bought off local craigslist. $30 for a box of 8-10 assorted tools! There was even the complex looking park "third hand" brake tool in there. Let me know if you want to borrow the puller when you come down this way wrk101, you can mail it back later.
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04-20-10, 04:47 PM
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PM sent to Norskagent,
OK, slight veering off on this thread, I have this crankset that sure looks like a TA to me, but it is clearly marked Stronglight. I am hunting a puller to salvage the crankset off this donor bike.
OK, slight veering off on this thread, I have this crankset that sure looks like a TA to me, but it is clearly marked Stronglight. I am hunting a puller to salvage the crankset off this donor bike.
04-20-10, 04:57 PM
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Stronglight and TA both made cranks with a 50.4 mm bcd. The Stronglight cranks use a 23.35 mm threaded puller while the TA uses a 23mm puller.
04-20-10, 04:59 PM
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And you're going to change the chain, too, right? 
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04-20-10, 05:05 PM
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someone got creative with that FD (love the chain too )
That crank looks like a Stronglight 49D, but TA used a lot of the 5 pin arrangement so there is the similarity. 49D clearly
)That crank looks like a Stronglight 49D, but TA used a lot of the 5 pin arrangement so there is the similarity. 49D clearly
04-20-10, 05:19 PM
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At least a half dozen companies made versions of that 50.4 BCD crank.
Yes, that is clearly a Stronglight 49D. I think that's what you were trying to say.
Yes, that is clearly a Stronglight 49D. I think that's what you were trying to say.
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I'm not seeing the FD thing, it looks kind of like a Suntour Compe V to me. Is it the angle of the cage? What am I missing?
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I have things like a Campi FW remover, the C-Rec dust cap tool, those awsome Stien seatpost sizers.
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Like mkeller234 said, Suntour Compe-V. Nothing unusual or special. IIRC, they are a reverse pull.
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I just spent £25 on a used TA crank puller.
Thats 38.55 US$, and thought it was cheep. Did you know none of the bikeshops in my local area have either a stronglight or a TA puller
Thats 38.55 US$, and thought it was cheep. Did you know none of the bikeshops in my local area have either a stronglight or a TA puller
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