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From: Niles Canyon Ca.
Thick washers on the tranny mounting studs go under the nuts & lock washers they are not spacers . Pick up a cheap 4" angle or 1/4" shaft grinder and knock the heads of the rivets on the links and drive the links out with a punch Harbor freight has them for $20 - $25 on sale all the time and they have a net store . the cheap chain breaker tools don't work so well the o-ring chains .
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Thick washers on the tranny mounting studs go under the nuts & lock washers they are not spacers . Pick up a cheap 4" angle or 1/4" shaft grinder and knock the heads of the rivets on the links and drive the links out with a punch Harbor freight has them for $20 - $25 on sale all the time and they have a net store . the cheap chain breaker tools don't work so well the o-ring chains .
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From: langley,bc,canada
Thats where I put those washers anyways,,seems the only way they fir,just dont understand ,why so thick,,and the chain ,,Thanks Twizted,,was just hopin I could get out of playin with a grinder ,seein as thats what I work with EVERYDAY!!!! gettin closer everyday,,Thanks Guys
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Bern you can use a Dremel with the cutoff wheels to do the same just takes a little longer and you'll go through a few wheels .
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