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My 28t demolition spline sprocket is stuck on my mayweather spindle there a couple Knicks on the end of it making to where I can't get it off I feel like I'd fuck it up if I did get it off any opinions ? I'm trading for profile cranks tomorrow so really need to figure it out 
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You either didn't grease that bitch up properly or fucked the threads real good , or both . You can try to spray some WD40 or some shit and hit it off with a rubber mallet , but you'll fuck up the sprocket or threads maybe . Depends . If you have a blowtorch heat it up and see if you can get it off that way haha . Otherwise the only option it seems is fucking it up
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Clamp a 2x4, drill a 3/4 or 7/8 inch hole in it. Install crank puller in spindle, drop spindle through the hole so that the back side of the sprocket sits on the board. With a hammer, smack the puller to drive the spindle through the sprocket.
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:You either didn't grease that bitch up properly or fucked the threads real good , or both . You can try to spray some WD40 or ...more
WD40 will just remove the grease already on the spindle.
I would also not be a douche and TELL THE PERSON YOU ARE SWAPPING.
Nothing pisses me off more than people swapping parts and either skipping out on aspects of the parts OR not telling about issues.
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Very carefully file the splines smooth. Looks like it's been smacked with a hammer a few times. If I saw that mess on the axle I wouldn't swap
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Robby-Joe_Douglas wrote:Clamp a 2x4, drill a 3/4 or 7/8 inch hole in it. Install crank puller in spindle, drop spindle through the hole so that the ...more
That's actually pretty smart
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Robby-Joe_Douglas wrote:Clamp a 2x4, drill a 3/4 or 7/8 inch hole in it. Install crank puller in spindle, drop spindle through the hole so that the ...more
Brayden_Buckingham wrote:That's actually pretty smart
Thanks, alternatively, cut the spindle, drive it out of the sprocket, and get a new one. Looks haggard already, better to replace a spindle than to replace both spindle and sprocket.
