Park Tool Bike Crank Removal Puller Tool Review and Demonstration

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In this Park Tool bike crank removal tool review I demonstrate exactly how to remove your bike crank arm using the puller tool.
I searched all over youtube for how to remove a bike crank arm, and my 1st searches were something along the lines of "bike crank removal without tool". I quickly discovered that crank arm removal without tools required more tools than a simple crank puller tool.
Next, I searched for the cheapest bike crank arm removal tools. I discovered some did cost less than others but wondered about the quality of the cheaper ones. I settled on the Park Tool CWP-7 Crank Puller because it had great reviews, and a good number of reviews. In addition it was reasonably priced.
Long story short, I bought the tool and demonstrated how to use it in this video; and it did the job I was hoping it would do.
I hope my bicycle crank puller review helps you to quickly remove and replace your crank arm.
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Have you used a bike crank removal tool to remove your bicycle crankset? If so, did you use the Park Tool brand or another brand? If it was another brand, did it do the job well? Please share with us in the comments section.

[@Sw091]

Thanks very much - I have to remove a damaged crank arm due to a pedal that I installed incorrectly (cross-threaded) and wasn’t sure how to proceed. Gotta have the right tools 😉

[@devicemodder]

Thanks for this. I had to bust out the ratchet to get the needed torque

[@celtsof67]

I did the hammer thing as well 😂 glad I found this video

[@HelgiRu]

Thank you for the review! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@rbjusmc1]

Great video, showing the torque you had to put on it assured me I needed to match the effort and it came off my 2018 Raleigh Back Track single gear bike. Also, had to buy some professional tools. Lol

[@joecanuck3751]

After wasting money on the Amazon one, I bought the Park Tool one at my LBS. It works great.

[@pedronegro136]

Yes sir thank you for your video. I got a crank puller and fix my stationary exercise bike. Thank you.

[@santiagolopez597]

thanks!

[@obimadu5333]

Thank you, such a great video 👍

[@thingsverygoodnow]

Thank you. I appreciate you watching and letting me know you liked it.

[@OZTutoh]

Nice, exactly the situation I'm in and the solution that I need. edit- *NO, SCRATCH THAT! SCRATCH THAT COMPLETELY!!!* I bought a universal crank puller and I was not aware that there are three different crank attachment types - Square taper, octalink and Isis. I had a square taper Shimano crank, but I kept the Octalink/Isis attachment on the tool because I was unaware it could be removed and, in my case, MUST BE REMOVED!!! After following your instructions, *I STRIPPED ALL THE THREAD OFF THE CRANK!!* Now this crank is stuck there for eternity! It's a hire e-bike and it needs the crank removed to replace the pedal assist sensor!

[@defiik]

unlucky

[@amazinggrace831]

What’s the difference between that crank puller CWP-7 and the CCP-22 that has a handle?

[@sdbigge]

The CWP-7 is compatible with a wider variety of bottom brackets than the CCP-22, such as the shimano octalink.

[@hea5843]

I had a horrible experience with this tool. My crank set seemed to have been installed dry. Not only did this tool strip my crank arm threads, but its own threads were stripped in the process as well! Which I can't understand. Isn't this tool supposed to be made of steel and the crank aram aluminum? Any way, I had to use a bearing/pully puller to get both crank arms off. I'm gonna try another brand of this type of tool next time.

[@markwelllynn92]

Will this allow me to change my bearings?

[@samskisamsonof]

No, it will only get the crankset off. But you will have to take the cranset out before getting access to the bottom bracket.

[@Boviathan]

I was wondering if he was going to sound European or American you can never tell sometimes until they talk

[@2Chickaboom2]

I was trying to replace the PAS sensor on my e-bike this week and was looking at another $40 minimum charge at a local bike repair shop (labor only, already had the replacement sensor) and found this same Park tool online. Found a local place that had one on the shelf ready to go, so I would not have to wait a few more days waiting for Amazon to ship it to me. I was a little confused but found a very insightful how-to on Park Tools channel here on YT which was VERY helpful. At first I was afraid I was bending or stripping something as it was turning, but wasn’t visible backing out. Turns out I was doing it correctly and to just power through. It came out and went back on perfectly. Then I lolled when I saw your adjustable wrench. I bought the same exact one from Walmart a few days earlier since I didn’t trust my ancient, wobbly, soft metal adjustable wrenches. I’ll probably never have to use this Park tool ever again and that’s ok but knowing I CAN is a good feeling. Great video!

[@thingsverygoodnow]

Thank you so much for your comment. It made me smile and brightened my day. : )