Narrow wrench callout?

Posted on Sat 20th, June 2009

• #1

Danger

My pedals are in a massive state and are effectively welded in to the crank arms. For a temporary solution, i'm after an adjustable wrench which is narrow enough to fit on.

Any offers near NW6?
• #2

hippy

Why not a pedal spanner?
• #3

rocker9455

exactly my thoughts hippy, i cant get mine out with an adjustable wrench, only pedal spanners. . .
• #4

Danger

it's not a regular pedal spanner size (though it does have an alan key cut aswell). Its a massively old bike.
• #5

wintergreen

maybe slide a pipe or wrench over the allen key to gain more leverage

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