Old 11-21-23 | 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by choddo
I did check mine after this discussion. And while it has different bearings, there’s nothing between the cap and the crank bolt. Kontact’s suggestion that there might be a washer, possibly the wave washer I have installed on mine, on the drive side seems the most likely explanation for the anomaly.

I don’t think a normal extractor tool can work on this can it? It would push against the inner bolt which is part of the crank arm you’re trying to remove.
If you wanted to use some sort of extractor, you'd remove both the extractor cap and the bolt, just like on a traditional crank.
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