Review on Fubeasi Chain Breaker Link Splitter Pin Remover Repair Tool - Ideal for Motorcycle, Bike, and ATV Chains by Jason Sisawang

The first use pushed out the pin, but bent because the impact was too strong, and the push rod entered the shoulder and began to bend. I loosened it one turn and adjusted it to fit right into the now depressed pin hole and it pushed the chain pin out but the chain breaker pin broke. So I found a nail that is normally used to drive a powder charge into concrete and after cutting off the end of it I managed to push out a few more pins with it but it also bends. It works and might not break if I didn't use a punch, but I might still try to pull out the first pin if I didn't. So I'd like another original pin to see for myself if using it properly with just wrenches or possibly a handheld socket would hold the locking pin as I don't know at the moment.