Stripped Crank Arm Threads
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J.A.Stein crank extractor system will work. Not cheap to own though. Might want to check around with your LBSs to see if they have one in their service department.
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If it is a inexpensive crank I would cut it off and replace the arm with something similar or as suggested see if local shops have the tool. Although very useful I doubt may shops will have it in the shop.
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No real need to cut it -- thread the crank bolt in loosely, ride the bike carefully up a hill, too high a gear so you're mashing hard. The crank will quickly squirm loose on the spindle; you'll wreck the crank but won't damage the spindle if it's steel.
Just be careful the crank doesn't come all the way off.
Just be careful the crank doesn't come all the way off.
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No real need to cut it -- thread the crank bolt in loosely, ride the bike carefully up a hill, too high a gear so you're mashing hard. The crank will quickly squirm loose on the spindle; you'll wreck the crank but won't damage the spindle if it's steel.
Just be careful the crank doesn't come all the way off.
Just be careful the crank doesn't come all the way off.
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