🔗 Efficient Roller Chain Detacher Breaker Cutter: A Reliable Tool for Easy Link Removal Review

The product does not grip the chain so the plunger is centered over the chain rivet. As a result, considerable force is required to manually reposition the plunger while simultaneously tightening the screw/knob to extend the plunger and eject the chain rivet. In addition, the ram relaxes when the rivet is pressed. I used both of the included pistons and squeezed them like mushrooms to take out a motorcycle chain link with a 520 o-ring. I'm not sure I'll be using it in its current state. My…

This item is quite small and the tag clearly shows its purpose: small chains in size #25-60. I would give 4 stars but for stated usage which is optimistic at best. If you really need to break the 520 chain this will work, although you will need a screwdriver and pliers to finish the job. inside the inner links and rotate it down until the pin is free, exposing the near side links. Depending on the size of the chain, you can try turning it all the way around, but my 520 ran out of thread so I…

Useless, description lists #25, #35 40/41, 415H, 50, 60, 428H, 520, 530 roller chain, motorcycle, bicycle, etc. d It fits a 25 chain, you can squeeze 35 but I doubt it. not suitable for other circuits. The chain hole is about 9mm, while my 41st chain is just over 12mm. If you follow this review you should stop selling this product because you will have hundreds of dissatisfied customers. I'm sawing a hole for a 41 or 415 chain, maybe I can get it to work, maybe not. If you have a motorized…