Crank Puller - CCP-44 - from Park Tool USA

Crank Puller - CCP-44 - from Park Tool USA

For splined crank arms. The Park Tool CCP-44 crank puller is specifically designed to remove splined Shimano Octalink and ISIS Drive bottom bracket cranks that do not use a "One Key Release" system

This is an updated version of the CCP-4 crank puller

This tool uses a long, comfortable handle and a fine thread for the leverage needed to remove tight crank arms

Rotating tip ensures smooth operation and long life

The coated handle helps prevent taking paint off of your expensive bike frame

Don't damage your cranks by trying to losen them with a hammer - use the correct tool

Note: The CCP-44 will not work on crank arms that fit standard square, tapered bottom bracket spindles - for that you will need the CCP-22 Square Taper Crank Puller

You may need to remove the covering nut so you can identify the bracket type - this is normally done with a 8mm Allen key / hex wrench

Instructions for using the Park Tool CCP-44 crank puller:

Remove the crank bolt and washer using the proper allen key (normally 8mm) Clean the internal threads of the crank arm so that when you screw in the tool you get a good grip into the tread

Unscrew the nut from the handle and puller-stud until it touches the rotating tip

Screw the nut (of this tool) into the crank arm and tighten with wrench / spanner until snug

If the nut is not fully screwed into the crank arm then it is possible that the threads of the crank arm and the nud may be damaged - so take care

Screw handle and puller-stud into nut

When resistance is felt, continue turning handle cluckwise - screwing handle and puller-stud into the nut until the crank arm is removed

Confused? The tool has a diagram with these instructions on the back. (which may make it clearer for you)

Weight: 212g (7.6oz)

Park Tool Reference:

CCP-44 (Previously CCP-4) Made in USA