🔧 Highly Efficient Mini Pocket Bike ATV Chain Breaker Remover Tool - Ideal for 47cc, 49cc, 25H, 25, 35 and T8F Chains Review

If you want to remove pins from #25 Chains you will need this. Works flawlessly, which is hard to say about these tools when working with small networks.

What a tremendous relief to have this. It easily pushes the pins out of the 25H chain without snapping or breaking the pulley. Highly recommend if you use #25 chain at all. Have 12mm and 14mm wrenches ready for easier use.

DOES NOT WORK FOR 8MM/T8F CHAIN. You will need to drill a receiving hole for the T8F pins to get through. This was an easy fix, but I broke both punches trying to push the pins out before realizing I had to drill out the receiving end to push the pins out. If you have a drill bit capable of drilling through metal and can comfortably drill the receiver end to make it bigger, this will work fine. Stay healthy and wear PPE in this case!

Works really well. If desired, he can push the pin completely out of the chain. On the other side is a spring loaded pin that is used to push the pin back in to reconnect the chain. When reconnecting the chain, do not push the pin all the way out. Only pull it out to the extreme link for easier reattachment. Just be careful not to overtighten and everything works perfectly. I have used other #25-60 multiple circuit breakers. The problem with them is that they are too big for #25. They damage…

Doesn't really work as advertised to break the chain or reassemble. Chain T8F. First, I stuck a pin from the T8F chain in tight. I'm pretty sure a 35 pin wouldn't fit at all. After pushing out the stuck pin, I drilled a hole (to do this on a lathe). After this fix, it works pretty well for extruding pins. It's impossible to see how far you've come, so it's hard to stop when the pin is only in one side plate (so you can reassemble it), but it's possible. I plan to add a stopper to make this…