Old 01-05-16 | 08:38 PM
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vintagerando
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
I believe this LH crank arm has a cap which also acts as the extractor surface. So as the retaining bolt is loosened it presses against the cap's inside and pushes the arm off the axle. the axle/RH arm should be able to be pulled out the bearings, sometimes a wooden whack device helps. The bearing "cups" need a wrench (like a Park BBT-9) and will unthread with some initial effort to loosen. The drive side has LH threads and the other side has RH threads. Andy.
So, just an Allen wrench and th BBT-9?
And, the drive-train side I need to turn counter clock to get it off? Or counter clock?
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