Old 03-05-11 | 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Burton
We have a souvenier at the shop from a former mechanic. Its a Park Tool crank puller firmly fixed in a non-drive crank. The guy apparently got carried away and instead of tightening the inner screw to press against the axle - came onto the outside shell that threads into the crank arm.
Well nothing broke and I`m surprised the threads in the crank arm didn`t strip - but no-ones been able to seperate those two pieces in the past two years and sometimes we try just for fun. A socket and extension bar and vice aren`t enough there so I guess I`m not too expectant for results


I have a tendency to be both appalled and fascinated at the
various tool abuse souvenirs that show up in my own shop
at the Sacramento Bike Coop. There's a tool aficianado who
also works there that will soon have a stroke, I fear, if one
more hosed chain tool is handed to him.

For a while we used to hang the unfixable ones on the wall,
but we ran out of wall.

Mike Larmer
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