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Originally Posted by Inpd
Sorry, I should have been more explicit.

I stripped out the d*@# threads after using my b#@#@# crank extractors! Now when I screw in the crank extractors I turn the inner screw on them and the crank extractor just pops out.
You need a "pickle fork". Put the fork between the crank and bottom bracket and hit the top of the fork with a hammer. It's wedged shaped and will force the crank arm off. Much easier than a hacksaw and cheaper than a gear puller. I've used one a couple of times at my local co-op and it works quite well.
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