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Originally Posted by Turbo231
The term a few people are looking for is "Pickle Fork"...used for separating lots of automotive things. I have yet to try mine on it, but it seems like it could work in a pinch.
The advantage of the wedges is that the working faces stay parallel and are unlikely to bend or mar the components being separated; the pickle fork is a bit less benign. In the event that the wedges are not wide enough to fill the gap between the crank and frame inserting something like a cone wrench will take up the slack.
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