TA or stronglight crank extractor tool?

Posted on Thu 22nd, August 2013

• #1

luckyskull

Has anyone a TA or stronglight crank extracting tool i could used for the day?

I am in islington, so north or east London would be great.

Thanks,
Luke
• #2

3speed_abbots

Unfortunately my crank puller and I are in Bristol, but I can tell you the pullers for TA and Stronglight cranks have veeerrry slightly different thread pitches/diameters and using the wrong one can irreparably gash your cranks. Best of luck chap
• #3

luckyskull

hay thanks for the advice. i will make sure i get the correct extractor tool.
• #4

nankatsu

If it's a 49d - try here:

https://www.lfgss.com/thread84653.html
• #5

luckyskull

hay thanks for that. what a nice person!

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