If this is about a bicycle it'll depend on the style of crank you have. Maybe an Allen key or two, maybe a socket wrench, a crank puller, a pedal wrench. Then whatever tools your bottom bracket requires, there's a few options there too.
If this is about a motorbike, it's a hopeless question. There are too many steps involved in stripping an engine crank for it to be covered here. Many of them would be specific to your exact engine as well.
Yes you can, but take it to a bike shop or someone who knows what they are doing
Cranks, or crank arms
yes it will crank, because cranking of the engine depends on the starting motor,it has nothing to do with fuel.But remember it will just crank not run.
There's something missing from this question. If you are asking about translanting a crank from one bike to another, then the answer is "maybe". There are several different versions available, and not all can be interchanged.
adjust your crank back a bit
No don't believe it would have enough torque to crank motor fast enough to start
yes it can rust the inside barrings and its just bad
Yes. A bike will have several levers. The crank arms are levers, the brake levers are levers, the shifters are levers, the handle bar is a lever.
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I'm assuming that by "front sprocket" you are referring the gears attached to the crankarms, referred to as "chainrings". If you are removing the outer two rings, use a 5mm allen wrench to remove the four chainring bolts attaching the rings to the crank. To remove the inner ring, you will have to remove the crank from the bottom bracket, a process requiring a specialized tool known as a "crank puller". For either of these processes, though, consider consulting your local bike shop to make sure you are taking the correct approach and not damaging or degrading your bike.
Get l.e.d strip and a battry charge comes with it.
It depends if you have a 3 piece crank, spokes, brakes.