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Designed for professional mechanics and dedicated home enthusiasts, these genuine Park Tool replacement pins are the essential maintenance component for reviving your worn chain tools. They offer the exact tolerances required to restore precision performance to your equipment, though it is important to verify your specific tool model compatibility before installation to ensure a secure fit.
| Model Part Number | QK9851C |
|---|---|
| Brand | Park Tool |
No, these pins are specifically designed for the MTB-1 and CT-6 tools. They will not fit other models.
Each package of QK9851C contains two replacement pins.
Generally, you only need standard workshop tools like a small wrench or pliers to secure the pin housing, depending on your tool model.
If the tip of the pin is mushroomed, bent, or if the tool consistently slips off the chain rivet, it is time for a replacement.
These pins are designed for the specific tool mechanisms mentioned. Ensure your chain tool is compatible with the width of the chain you are servicing.
Verify that your chain tool model is either the MTB-1 or CT-6. If the model is correct, ensure the old pin housing is completely clear of debris or metal shavings.
Check that the chain is perfectly aligned in the tool channel. Ensure the pin is pushing squarely against the chain rivet and not against the side plate.
Installation of the QK9851C pins involves removing the damaged pin from your MTB-1 or CT-6 tool body, typically by unscrewing the housing or sliding the old pin out depending on your specific tool's configuration. Ensure the tool's threads are clean before inserting the new pin. To maintain the life of your replacement pins, always ensure the chain is seated perfectly in the tool's cradle before applying pressure. Keep the tool threads lightly lubricated to prevent seizing, and avoid using an impact driver or excessive leverage that could snap the pin during operation.
