How to get frozen pedal spindles out of crank arms without ruining the cranks?

On 5/30/04 10:06 PM, in article ,
"ZeeExSixAre" wrote:

Ron Hardin wrote:
Of course check that you're turning the proper direction. The left
pedal is threaded backwards.

OP, another way of thinking of it is to turn the wrench towards the back of
the bike, so counter-clockwise for the right pedal, and clockwise for the
left pedal.

That depends if the bike is right-side-up or upside down!!

Steve wrote:

On 5/30/04 10:06 PM, in article ,
"ZeeExSixAre" wrote:

Ron Hardin wrote:
Of course check that you're turning the proper direction. The left
pedal is threaded backwards.

OP, another way of thinking of it is to turn the wrench towards the back of
the bike, so counter-clockwise for the right pedal, and clockwise for the
left pedal.

That depends if the bike is right-side-up or upside down!!


No, it doesn't.

--
Ted Bennett
Portland OR

On 5/31/04 9:07 PM, in article
, "Ted Bennett"
wrote:

Steve wrote:

On 5/30/04 10:06 PM, in article ,
"ZeeExSixAre" wrote:

Ron Hardin wrote:
Of course check that you're turning the proper direction. The left
pedal is threaded backwards.

OP, another way of thinking of it is to turn the wrench towards the back of
the bike, so counter-clockwise for the right pedal, and clockwise for the
left pedal.

That depends if the bike is right-side-up or upside down!!


No, it doesn't.

OP, another way of thinking of it is to turn the wrench towards the back of
the bike,

Yes...........according to this statement it does..