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Product Description

  • Complete chain tool for most 520, 525 and 530 standard and o-ring chains.
  • Break, press, and rivet your chain with one compact tool.
  • Will rivet hollow nose master links (will not rivet solid soft-nose pins).
  • Will push pin completely through link/side plate.
  • Hardened body, riveting tip and breaker pin for strength and durability.
  • Removable handle for compact storage.
  • Perfect for your trail/road tool pack if you have a chain with a rivet master link.
  • One year limited warranty.
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“ As other reviews have stated this tool can not be used by itself. ”
Mmark85 Location: Everett, WA
“ While changing a chain is relatively simple, it is not necessarily easy. ”
Mandingo Location: Tracy, CA
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Location: Everett, WA
Need more tools
As other reviews have stated this tool can not be used by itself. You will need a box end wrench at a minimum to break.press, or rivet. Seems very overpriced for what it is. I was able to do the job with the tool and a box wrench. Could not have completed the job with the tool only.
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Location: Lincoln, NE
Ok chain riverter.
I have this tool and it works good for riveting chains and pressing the plates on. But as a breaker it doesn't do well... The pin used to push out the old links sheared on me. Thankfully I had cheapy harbor freight chain breaker that did the job fine. I feel better riveting chains on with this tool than the jerry-rigged harbor freight tool. I would not recommend using this as a breaker tool though. Not durable enough in my opinion.
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Location: Tracy, CA
What's the alternative?
While changing a chain is relatively simple, it is not necessarily easy. This tool is a start though it is overpriced (it’s steel) and overrated, or under designed. In order to use this tool one needs three more tools: a box end wrench, a socket, and a ratchet. Do yourself a favor and forget their suggestion of using a screwdriver as a handle. Then, in order to do the job properly you will need two more things--calipers and the specification for your particular connecting link rivet flair. Back to the tool. Do follow their suggestion (or common sense) of lubricating the threads and mating surfaces, and ESPECIALLY of grinding (or filing) the head of the pin flush before attempting to push it out. Finally proceed with care. If you press the plates too close together or flair the rivet pin too much, you can’t very well un-press or un-flair it now can you?! Good luck.
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