How to remove a crank sprocket

This is the fastest and easiest way to remove a crankshaft sprocket
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[@bubblerings]

Brilliant enough... the rest of us want to rent one.
-Too bad, am in the USA, not a mechanic.

[@mechanicsmateau]

Easy, ask your local store. If enough people ask to rent one, I'm sure they will look at carrying them.

[@bubblerings]

@@mechanicsmateau Cheers, Mate!!

[@michaelwells5617]

I alway put a big pipe wrench over it with the bottom jaw on the nose of the crank, and hit it with a hammer

[@ibrahimeltony4865]

First time to see it. Is there is anything electrical there to pull that sprocket

[@mechanicsmateau]

I am using an air driven hydraulic pump. You can also use a hand pump, battery powered pump or an electric pump

[@matthewboylez34]

Thanks, I can’t understand a word you say, bloke.

[@mechanicsmateau]

Speaking in my native tongue - Australian

[@joequillun7790]

I tried too, and put on the CCs. Was a bit of help.

[@mrjaybennett80]

Well damn... I want one.

[@mechanicsmateau]

Thanks. if you really do want one, send an inquiry through our website mechanicsmate.com.au and let us know for which engines.

[@mrjaybennett80]

@@mechanicsmateau Well it would be for a 2007 Kawasaki ZX6R motorcycle actually

[@mechanicsmateau]

@@mrjaybennett80that's not a problem. Easy enough to make an attachment to do that. I assume it is the one on the gearbox output shaft?