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Posted: **Sat Aug 26, 2000 10:44 pm**

Worked like a charm Kurt! Thanks for the suggestion. TTYL Karl

>Karl, I put a nut between the vise grip and the link I am pressing on to >spread out the force and prevent bending the link. Do it alternately on >both >pins and you can compress it enough. If you use the vise grip directly on >the chain link the odds of bending it are very high. I learned that the >hard >way. After putting the clip on I put a little silicone on it and since >starting to do that I've never lost one. >Regards >Kurt Grife

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Posted: **Mon Aug 28, 2000 12:16 pm**

i always need to use a vice grip to get themaster link together.... dan shaw --- Karl Raupp wrote:

> I just got my new chain, and am attempting to put it > on. I cannot > get the master link squished together enough to get > that circlip- > kinda thing to clip on. It seems I the link that > goes underneath the > circlip won't go down far enough. I want to get a > vise grip on it to > force it to, but before I do that, I want to ask the > collective if > there is an obvious way that I'm overlooking? Help > please? > > Thanks in advance! > Karl > > >

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Posted: **Mon Aug 28, 2000 8:31 pm**

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