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Old 03-29-19 | 08:46 AM
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Crankycrank
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Originally Posted by dsbrantjr
Remove the bolt and use a standard threaded crank puller, or a pair of Jacobs chuck wedges.
+1. I learned to not rely on the self-extracting caps as they are generally fairly flimsy for the torque usually needed to remove a crank. Many have bent or broke their self-extractor caps and feckered up the crank threads. Stick with a proper crank puller.
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