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I have taken apart my acs claw freewheel and the pawl and bearing carrier is still on my crank and I can't get the bloody thing off, I have ground the tabs off so can't use the proper tool and jamming it in the vice isn't working either, any suggestions ? (Y)

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I have taken apart my acs claw freewheel and the pawl and bearing carrier is still on my crank and I can't get the bloody thing off, I have ground the tabs off so can't use the proper tool and jamming it in the vice isn't working either, any suggestions ? (Y)

why doesent a vice work? :P

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freewheels are easily the worst things to fix/remove so i recommend just taking it down to a good bike shop which will have it off in a couple of minutes,

however grinding the tabs off will probably mean most bike shops won't touch it.

you could try and get hold of a really really long peice of metal piping, clamp the remains of the freewheel in the vice and try and get loads of leverage on the crank, rather than just twatting it.

try soaking it in wd40/gt80 or boiling water first, and perhaps even try to cut a couple of slits in it and break it off, although you're gonna need a seriously badass saw to cut it.

i recommend you just buy a new crank arm, after all the hitting, pulling, pushing etc, your old one ain't gonna be in great condition anyway.

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If you dont want the freewheel, get a blow torch on the freewheel for abit...

then get a big chisel and a hammer and it should come off (Y)

when I done this, mine split into 2 pices and just fell of the thread, threads undamgaed on the crank aswell :P

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