Hollowtech crank removal
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bikeworkshop
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Octalink crank remover has a "top hat" that pops into the axle end for the tool to bear against.
Iirc a well placed 5pence piece does the same job.
Iirc a well placed 5pence piece does the same job.
Cloverleaf
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Pretty sure this is how I did it until I got the larger end on the Park tool. Any suitably sized washers will do the same job too.
Nothin-fancy
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If you already have the Park crank remover you can go to the Park website and buy just the Octalink end piece for a couple of bucks instead of having to buy a whole nother remover. That is what I did. You can actually buy pretty much any tool or parts for tools from the Park website individually.
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Yeah, you need the Isis or Hollow Tech end on the crank extractor or a washer. About 5p size.
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Twozaskars
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I made a 'tool' years ago which was basically a spare bolt with a length of threaded rod hammered into it, screwed on from the opposite side so the rod was flush with the end of the spindle/axle for my tool to push against.
The 'tool' being the green part.
The 'tool' being the green part.
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What stops the bolt from pushing out
