This Chain Breaker and Riveting Tool is designed for breaking and joining most drive chains from s...This Chain Breaker and Riveting Tool is designed for breaking and joining most drive chains from size 35 to 630. It includes pins of 2.2mm, 2.9mm, and 3.8mm. The tool also features pin guides (2.2mm Upper / 2.2mm Lower), a riveter pin, a 3mm and 6mm anvil, a spring press plate, and a lever handle for chain pressing.
This guide is for anyone using the Neilsen Chain Breaker And Riveting Set to maintain or repair motorcycle, ATV, or other drive chains. The key benefit is the ability to break and join chains, extending the life of your equipment and saving you money. A potential caveat is that it requires some mechanical aptitude and understanding of chain specifications. This tool is designed for breaking and joining most drive chains from size 35 to 630. It includes multiple pins and guides for various chain sizes, a riveter pin, anvils, a spring press plate, and a lever handle for chain pressing.
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Model Part Number
CT2247
Brand
Neilsen
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FAQs
What chain sizes does this tool work with?
This tool is designed for drive chains from size 35 to 630.
What are the different pin sizes included?
The set includes 2.2mm, 2.9mm, and 3.8mm pins.
How do I choose the correct pin?
Select the pin size that matches the chain manufacturer's specifications. The correct pin size will fit snugly into the chain links.
How do I use the riveter pin?
Place the chain on the anvil and use the riveter pin to press the new link's pin into place, expanding the rivet head.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean the tool after each use, apply a light coat of oil, and store it in a dry place.
What should I do if a pin breaks?
Always have spare pins available. Use the appropriate size and replace as needed. Contact the manufacturer for replacements.
Can I use this tool on a bicycle chain?
This tool is typically designed for motorcycle, ATV, and similar chains, and is not suitable for bicycle chains.
Troubleshooting
Pin bends or breaks during use.
Ensure the correct pin size is used for the chain. Apply even pressure when pressing and avoid excessive force. Replace damaged pins.
Chain is difficult to break or rivet.
Make sure the chain is properly aligned within the tool. Ensure the pin is positioned correctly. Check for any obstructions.
Rivets are not properly formed.
Use the riveter pin and apply even pressure until the rivet is properly formed. Check the manufacturer's specifications for rivet head dimensions.
Tool components get stuck.
Apply penetrating oil to loosen any stuck parts. Use a mallet gently to tap the components free. Clean and lubricate the tool after use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile: Compatible with a wide range of chain sizes.
Complete: Includes all necessary components for breaking, joining, and riveting chains.
Durable: Constructed for long-lasting performance.
Efficient: Lever handle allows for easy chain pressing.
Precise: Pin guides ensure accurate alignment and prevent damage to the chain.
Cons
Requires some mechanical skill and understanding of chain sizes.
May require practice to master the tool's usage effectively.
Not suitable for extremely heavy-duty industrial chains beyond 630 size.
Small parts can be easy to misplace if not stored properly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure you have a stable work surface and proper lighting. Gather all components before starting.
Compatibility: The tool is compatible with drive chains ranging from size 35 to 630. Always check the chain size before use.
Care:
Clean the tool after each use to remove debris and dirt.
Apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust.
Store the tool in a dry place.
Inspect pins and anvils before each use for wear and tear.