Old 06-18-23, 03:21 PM
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Glad you got the cup out.

For a lot of similar removals on cars or equipment, the suggestion is to use an air impact hammer. Lots of small impacts rather than a few big whops from a sledge.

Most of my headset removal, I'll find a big Crescent wrench and adjust it to grab loosely around the head tube and rest on the cup and pound the cup out. No special tool.
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