Wanted: Chain Rivet Tool

[Hammerspur]

Heading says it all... need a chain tool for setting/securing rivet master links.

Seems I had one some years back, but... ???
Hoping someone has an extra they'd part with reasonably.

Steve

[nixoid]

You can pick one up real cheap at Harbor freight: Haven't used one but itis a third of the cost of a Motion Pro.... http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=66488

If you're still in Cranston there is one down the road from you: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...l_Store_ID=260

[DuncanMoto]

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Where do you live?

[Hammerspur]

You can pick one up real cheap at Harbor freight: Haven't used one but itis a third of the cost of a Motion Pro.... http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=66488

That doesn't appear able to rivet new link.

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Where do you live?

Cranston, RI

[GNTurbo6]

That doesn't appear able to rivet new link.



Cranston, RI

I just bought the HF chain breaker and I own the Motion Pro river tool/chain breaker one as well. Unfortunately the parts aren't interchangeable between them.

[nixoid]

That doesn't appear able to rivet new link.



Cranston, RI

Actually used the one I picked up a while back today for the first time and you are right. It does not have a rivet compression feature just a "break" function. Maybe I am getting lazy or heaven forbid - smarter.... I like being able to remove the chain quickly and use a masterlink with a clip rather than a rivet. Just me. The rivet is definitely the more common "style"

[csmutty]

Actually used the one I picked up a while back today for the first time and you are right. It does not have a rivet compression feature just a "break" function. Maybe I am getting lazy or heaven forbid - smarter.... I like being able to remove the chain quickly and use a masterlink with a clip rather than a rivet. Just me. The rivet is definitely the more common "style"

I had not even heard of a rivet type masterlink until I switched from dirt to street.

[MysteriousR1]

I know your trying to buy one but I live in Coventry and have a rivet tool. PM me if you need to use it sometime.

[Hammerspur]

I know your trying to buy one but I live in Coventry and have a rivet tool. PM me if you need to use it sometime.

Thanks Brother!

Decided to replace my mislaid(?) one so I ordered this one for $55 incl/shipping:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chain...item2305b1db71