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Park Tool Crank Puller - CCP-44C

Park Tool Crank Puller - CCP-44C

The CCP-44 Crank Puller is specifically designed to remove crank arms from splined Shimano Octalin...

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Product Information

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The Park Tool CCP-44 Crank Puller is designed for home mechanics and professional bike technicians who need to remove crank arms from specific types of splined bottom bracket spindles, namely Shimano Octalink and ISIS Drive, that do not feature a self-extracting system. Its key benefit is providing the necessary leverage for stubborn crank arms through its long handle and fine thread. A key caveat is that it is not compatible with square taper or other crank types.

All features

Model Part NumberQKCCP44C
BrandPark Tool

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FAQs

What types of bottom brackets is the CCP-44 compatible with?

The CCP-44 is specifically designed for splined Shimano Octalink and ISIS Drive bottom bracket spindles that do not use a self-extracting system.

Will this tool work on my square taper crankset?

No, the CCP-44 will not work on crank arms that fit standard square or tapered bottom bracket spindles. It is exclusively for Octalink and ISIS Drive splined systems.

How much leverage does the CCP-44 provide?

It utilizes a 22 x 1 mm fine thread and a long, comfortable handle to generate substantial leverage, capable of removing even tight crank arms.

What is the benefit of the updated rotating tip?

The updated rotating tip design ensures smoother operation and longer tool life, making the crank removal process more efficient and reliable.

Is this tool suitable for professional bike shops?

Yes, the CCP-44 is a professional-grade tool made in the USA by Park Tool, known for its durability and effectiveness in bike shops and for serious home mechanics.

What warranty comes with the CCP-44?

The CCP-44 is covered by Park Tool's legendary limited lifetime warranty.

Can I use this tool if my crank has a self-extracting system?

No, the CCP-44 is designed for bottom bracket spindles that do *not* use a self-extracting system. Using it on a self-extracting system may not work correctly and could potentially damage components.

Troubleshooting

Crank arm is difficult to remove.

Ensure the CCP-44 is threaded fully into the bottom bracket spindle and the forcing bolt is correctly positioned against the spindle end. Apply steady, even pressure. For very stubborn cranks, a small amount of penetrating oil applied to the crank/spindle interface and allowed to soak may help.

Tool does not engage with the crank arm.

Verify that your bicycle has a splined Octalink or ISIS Drive bottom bracket. This tool is not designed for square taper spindles.

Difficulty turning the handle.

Check that the tool is correctly threaded into the bottom bracket spindle and not cross-threaded. Ensure the forcing bolt is making solid contact with the spindle end. The fine thread requires significant torque, so use a firm grip on the handle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively removes crank arms from Octalink and ISIS Drive spindles.
  • Provides excellent leverage for tight or seized crank arms.
  • Durable construction for long-term use.
  • Comfortable handle design aids in user control.

Cons

  • Not compatible with square taper or other bottom bracket types.
  • May not be suitable for crank arms with self-extracting systems.
  • Requires specific knowledge of bottom bracket standards for correct use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your bicycle is equipped with a splined Shimano Octalink or ISIS Drive bottom bracket that does not have a self-extracting system.
  2. Clean the threads of the bottom bracket spindle and the inside of the crank arm.
  3. Thread the appropriate end of the CCP-44 into the bottom bracket spindle.
  4. Position the crank puller's forcing bolt against the end of the spindle.
  5. Slowly turn the handle of the crank puller clockwise. The forcing bolt will push against the spindle, drawing the crank arm off.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with: Shimano Octalink (V1 & V2) and ISIS Drive splined bottom bracket spindles.
  • NOT compatible with: Square taper bottom brackets, Campagnolo square taper, or any crank arms with self-extracting systems.

Care:

  • After each use, wipe the tool clean with a dry cloth to remove any grease or debris.
  • Store the crank puller in a dry place to prevent rust.
  • Periodically check the rotating tip for smooth operation and clean any accumulated dirt.

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