Review on 🚲 Dilwe Crank Arm Puller: A Reliable Bicycle Crank Extractor for Professional Bike Repair by Xiaomeng Chang

I had a crank that was really stuck and I used a crank puller made in China and it was such soft metal that the crank puller deformed and broke before the crank came loose. This tool worked the first time and I made sure I did the other side first to do a real test and after some force it came out right away on the first try and the first side I did came out a lot easier , than expected. I will say it. cheap where you can, but getting quality tools by buying cheap stuff only hurts you. it will either make your life miserable at best or, at worst, keep buying the same cheap tool for the price of a real tool. I'll finish with this, if you have lube, lube the crankshaft and the threads on the crank puller, it just makes it easier to use and you'll thank yourself in the end. For light work I recommend either chainsaw oil or even mineral oil. I know mineral oil isn't the best lube in the world but it's food safe and good for light work and best of all if you buy the right stuff it can even be a great laxative although I don't need it. laugh ;)