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icepick_trotsky 11-10-14 03:44 PM

VAR tools crank puller
 
I was searching for a reasonably priced double sided crank puller (22mm and 23mm like the old Park Tool CCCP-1, which they seem to no longer make) and came across this one. Has anyone used this product? It retails for $22.

22 and 23mm crank extractor PE-39300

JohnDThompson 11-10-14 04:14 PM

http://www.vartools.com/images/photo..._412_378_G.PNG

Never used it (I have the double-ended Park tool), but it looks decent. VAR is a reputable tool maker with a long history. $22 is a decent price, considering what other aftermarket obscure crank extractors cost.

Grand Bois 11-10-14 04:26 PM

Don't try to use it on a Stronglight.

icepick_trotsky 11-10-14 04:29 PM


Originally Posted by Grand Bois (Post 17294397)
Don't try to use it on a Stronglight.

The older Stronglights are 23.3 or something right? When did they make the switch? I have a TA (1983ish) and a Stronglight (1986) that I need to pull. Had Stronglight standardized their sizing by then?

miamijim 11-10-14 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by icepick_trotsky (Post 17294404)
The older Stronglights are 23.3 or something right? When did they make the switch? I have a TA (1983ish) and a Stronglight (1986) that I need to pull. Had Stronglight standardized their sizing by then?

That Stronglight should be a 22 (standard Campy Shimano size). Try a regular dust cap, if the cap drops in its 23.35, if it threads in it's 22.2.

Grand Bois 11-10-14 06:04 PM

Stronglight switched to standard 22mm in 1982.

I Love VAR tools. I wish I could afford a complete set.


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