chain press for 500 Scrambler

[p5200]

Hello, would this be a good Master Link tool for pressing master link plate back on? I've seen others made of aluminum but thought this one might hold up better. Thanks! 🙂 

https://www.amazon.com/BARTOO-Motorcycle-Convenient-pressing-Alignment/dp/B0C4FB1V7D/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1KRW04WLD82EI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4Y2_vOEctIVv0vgmajSYXL844RphCjGBrMsiewv7Z1sVIMYMM5OQNBL0cXeHLmUDsnKMO5JffQPEP8vl4xuxCUczEfKGgw4r-MYmLgCzydGm9sHnK8hX7o1AqXunVpgpR8RrfQ8noUmfLyoxTqUcrl9tj82jDWeB5CL1rifd--ufsiyaWkBl4omd_1qyx7a97BvOTogpK40NTm9BfKjSt2H5mXrjEnhEOcxSYxUHiRx61KbfDBaA8B9CvwQjM3qGIf4Ay1zWxxPURTnX5qjhddcAADez5JNCFVrUYeLE-7M.sFaeyu09Q7O8v9B0NPjaDYDuHqVqE4uyxspDEpxBs6U&dib_tag=se&keywords=chain+press+tool+for+polaris+500+scrambler&qid=1709916341&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011&rnid=2470954011&rps=1&sprefix=chain+press+tool+for+polaris+500+scrambler%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-3

[Mech]

Looks nicely made.

I just use a hammer to knock the pins out of master links and a pair of channel-lock pliers to put them together. If you position the link on the back sprocket the pins can be tapped out easily.

[p5200]

Yeah I mounted it on the back sprocket. I think the open end of the clip is all the way on. I'm going to replace the chain and sprockets soon so I may get that press so I I'll have it for that job. Thanks! 👍

[Gwbarm]

Looks very well made, should work well.

[p5200]

I think I'll get on for when I change sprockets and chain. I ordered snap ring pliers for the snap ring on the front sprocket. The ones I ordered have .470" pins I hope. I hope the pins will fit the holes and not be too big or too small. 🙂

[Gwbarm]

Not exactly sure what size the holes are but that sounds about right.

[Mech]

0.47" pins would be close to half inch diameter.. 

[p5200]

This is it.  https://www.ebay.com/itm/134426274514  thousandths I think!

Edited March 10 by p5200

[Mech]

Oh yeah. I've got a set of those. I think you'll find they are fairly small tips, good for piston circlips and brake cylinders, circlips about fifteen mill diameter. They'll do a sprocket circlip though.

They'll be 0.047" which is close as to 1mm.

Edited March 10 by Mech

[p5200]

I was trying to decide between the .070 or the .047 I finally went with the .047 As long as they will work and not brake I'll be satisfied. 👍 Also had .090

Edited March 10 by p5200

[Mech]

I think they are a bit light for a sprocket circlip, but they won't break.

My pair are more than fifty years old and been used a lot and are still doing the job.

[Gwbarm]

I figured thr .47 was mm