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Originally Posted by skdsl
I've seen that on a mate's Hussefelts, I just tightened the pedal back into the crank arm (came loose on a ride) and when I tried to remove it again (immediately) the insert stayed put and the pedal came out. If I come across it again I'll use loctite on the insert.
1) What are inserts? Are they that piece of seperate metal, that has the socket of the pedal, that fits into the crank?

I have hussefelts. First of all, my pedal's wrench fit thing is about 15mm wide. So I used a wrench that was about 13 cm in length with a 15mm diameter for the untightening. The pedal wouldn't budge, because my shop tightened it a ton. So should I take it to the shop or something? Or should I get a better wrench and try to untighten it my self? I'm afraid if I do it because the inserts (from what I gather) might come out! Can someone help me out on what insrts are aand how to remove a pedal, easily? (This is right pedal, using counter clock wise to untighten)
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