We tried everything and couldn’t get them off. Cut the old sprockets off in the end after spending far too much money in a hydraulic puller arms race!
If I remember they bent with the puller rather than move off the shaft.... Not easy to cut them off neatly and not damage the shaft. Took my old man a long time, but all done now.
The sprockets were expensive to replace too and have an awkward bearing carrier just behind them with a covering plate if I remember rightly. Mine had been on since manufacture in 2008 I’m guessing as I’ve never seen such worn sprockets.