TA Crank extractor

Posted on Mon 12th, July 2010

• #1

Gav86

Before I resort to a hammer, wedges and probably large amounts of frustration I thought I would check to see if anyone has a TA Crank extractor I can borrow? I can pay with beer or eternal gratitude, whichever you prefer.
• #2

Skülly

Tim Fruitbat has one. Only he's holed up in hospital right now being messed with.

But if you can be patient, he's your man.
• #3

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i haz tim fruitbats ta crank extractor.
• #4

Gav86

They are definitely TA cranks. Damo - any chance of me borrowing them from you? I'll only need it for a day and can collect/drop off.

A friend of mine also recently broke his shoulder blade quite badly (4 pieces!) but is now on the mend. He has something like 80% movement back after 2 months and is still improving. Hopefully Tim will follow a similar trajectory and be ok.

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