How does one tell which puller to get for crank arms? It seem there are three types at least, sqaure, one with a center to push on and one without?
944086
By inspecting the bottom bracket and crank arm. A square taper requires a tool with a center bolt that pushes the arm off.
944087
I replaced the BB ON MY Gaint/ Boulder SE Mt. bike, my cranks had a female fine thead on the cranks arms my puller threaded into the cranks then the bolt on my puller screw into the puller and push against the square taper shaft on the bb and remove the cranks on bb. you may have to remove dust covers on crank arms to see thread on the cranks
2174692
It should worke fine. The Eclipse crank pully can be a bear and you may need to make some wedges to keep the three prongs in place when you reef on it but with patience it should come off.
1781367
This one will only do a right helical only,you can buy them either straight ,left or right helical,just have to pay attention to it when purchasing,or u can buy extra arms for the ones u use like I did I use the straight and the right helical so I just bought the straight replacement arms.
1284028
I took my schwinn 213 to a local bire repair shop to replace the crank arms with more verticle ones. They have special tools to repace the arms but could not get replacements that were any different than the original (flared out at an angle) from their distributors. I hace troube with the flared angle when peddling. Any luck with your question? All Smith.
703124
To keep things simple yet clean ARM, S has a double ring set up with quick release levers, if thats to pricey u might try the burris REPR mount
1118765
I use the rope cocker but will be investing in the crank ...easier to reload in the treestand.
551740
If you are referring tot he arms that hold the bike, I am not sure there is more than one version, but the one I have you can place the arms during or after assembly. They can actually be removed at anytime and repositioned, they are specialized hooks that wrap around the frame and use pressure to stay in place, pretty secure
66865
I think this should work perfect. I believe Stylo are just a model of Tru-vative cranks. Most likely other than material differences and weight the center pin that is pressed into the drive side is the same.
150082
No, its assembled for the crank on the right side for a right handed crank. BUT, if you are left handed, don't discard it out for that. It is so well made, so heavy, and the winding mechanism is so solid, this unit will last a long time and is worth the money. In fact, if I was left handed, I'd still get it and get 'behind it', so I could wind in the opposite direction with my left hand!! It's that good.
42122
You shouldn't need a puller unless your coil overheated and seized the clutch onto the spline. Might require some tapping with a ball peen hammer. I cut mine off with a die grinder. assembly is very easy.
414745
Yes, that is what I use. I would recommend the type cocking device over the crank.
1411495
As with any machine, it kind of depends what you put into it. The handle is on a wire, so you need to be attentive to pulling straight back rather than being off-center. I think it's a good machine.
97584
There is a sensor, the magnetic ring attaches to the pedal crank and the pick up ring attaches to the pedal hub. It does require removing one of the pedal cranks which does require a special tool. I bought that tool at a local bike shop for $12. When everything is working the pedal assist can tell when your pedaling and it uses the motor to assist, making pedaling easier. It's a weird feeling at first, it feels like the bike is pulling away from you, but I got used to it quickly. The motor will stop pulling as soon as you touch either of the included brakes. You can use the pedal assist instead of the throttle but I prefer the thumb throttle. That's just my opinion though. There is a sensor, the magnetic ring attaches to the pedal crank and the pick up ring attaches to the pedal hub. It does require removing one of the pedal cranks which does require a special tool. I bought that tool at a local bike shop for $12. When everything is working the pedal assist can tell when your pedaling and it uses the motor to assist, making pedaling easier. It's a weird feeling at first, it feels like the bike is pulling away from you, but I got used to it quickly. The motor will stop pulling as soon as you touch either of the included brakes. You can... » Read More There is a sensor, the magnetic ring attaches to the pedal crank and the pick up ring attaches to the pedal hub. It does require removing one of the pedal cranks which does require a special tool. I bought that tool at a local bike shop for $12. When everything is working the pedal assist can tell when your pedaling and it uses the motor to assist, making pedaling easier. It's a weird feeling at first, it feels like the bike is pulling away from you, but I got used to it quickly. The motor will stop pulling as soon as you touch either of the included brakes. You can use the pedal assist instead of the throttle but I prefer the thumb throttle. That's just my opinion though. « Show Less
480394
You pull the silver part out as far as it goes. It is squeezed by clamps that are the two black pieces on top. As you turn the crank and it sharpens, the silver pencil grip will move toward the main piece. You will know to stop cranking when the silver part is fully recoiled and the crank isn't doing anymore 'grinding'. Very easy and great points.
414747
It is a pretty tough pull by hand. I bought the cranking device and am very happy with it.
1235688
I don't use a cranking device I use the cocking harness. The short rope with rubber hooks. I am 65 and I have no problem cocking it.
915492
Also keep in mind that in addition to the Park Tools BBT22, you will need a square taper crank puller to get the cranks off the old bottom bracket, if you are replacing instead of just installing.