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take off the bolt on the end, put a socket extension in the end, hit the extension with a hammer/mallet.
the tool is only for getting the cranks on, it can help get them off to a certain extent but in most cases its useless. and also the thread isnt very long on them so you will strip it or your spindle threads really easily. use my method and you will be trouble free.