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are chain breakers universal?
- Thread starter puttbutt
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Roy Gavin
Well travelled
- Location
- Adelaide Australia
Still have my first one too, and it works on 525, 530, x, o, and no ring chains OK.
BurnieM
Well travelled
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Normally they have a maximum size written on the instruction sheet.
That is the piece of paper you threw away with the box
That is the piece of paper you threw away with the box
Roy Gavin
Well travelled
- Location
- Adelaide Australia
I probably still have the instructions for mine around somewhere - it is only sixty years since I bought it -----!
Probably more important than size is the way the pins are stalked, some seem to have a bit more meat above the side plate and are a squarer shape and take a bit more pressure to shift than others./
Probably more important than size is the way the pins are stalked, some seem to have a bit more meat above the side plate and are a squarer shape and take a bit more pressure to shift than others./
thanks.Normally they have a maximum size written on the instruction sheet.
That is the piece of paper you threw away with the box