I’m trying to remove a link from the drive chain on a honda 4-wheeler.What tools do I need?
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Lee Horsley asked: ive just got ***** drivers, plyers, the normal house hold tools, just baught a 130 link chain and need to take 4 links out, once ive took removable link out what do …
usually a flat blade ***** driver, a grinder, a punch, and a hammer. Find the connector link and remove the spring clip then take the chain off. next grind the next links riveted pin so you can drive it through the roller for the link you want to put the connector through when reassembling. then just reassemble it on the 4-wheeler