Motion Pro 08-0470 PBR Chain Breaker
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Shanelle Lucas
> 3 dayAmazing tool.. Im glad I purchased it, made the job so much easier.. and fast shipping that stopped me from borrowing it from a friend.
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TJ
> 3 dayWorked great on my DID ERS2 and ERV3 520 chains
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Stephen pfeifer
> 3 dayAwesome tool for the price simple easy to read instructions. Well manufactured . Close tolerances. Nice finish. This tool will outlive me. Hard to find something like this today at this price
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Carl Beavers
Greater than one weekGood tool, much better than the cheap cast sets that break.
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Anthony E Gibson
> 3 dayQuality tool that gets the job done, used my buddys harbor freight model and it was garbage. The difference is night and day, great investment if you have a motorcycle and do your own maintenance.
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DM1505
Greater than one weekThis tool is what you need if you change your own chains on your motorcycles. Good for using with either Clip Master Links and Rivet Master Links.
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Marcitos
> 3 dayLube and follow directions. It does the job.
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GW
> 3 dayI have been repairing motorcycles for over 30 years. I decided that it was time for a new tool. I decided one this tool because of previous experience with motion pro tools, and reading reviews. I was very happy with the operation, and ease of use of this tool. I would recommend this tool.
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Jacob
> 3 dayUnusable. The body bolt has 2mm of wobble/bend in it when you screw it in and will not work. Its so bad that it binds up in the body and the drive bolt binds up trying to screw it into the body bolt. Must have missed quality control because it is simply unusable. The bolt is the same size and thread as the harbor freight chain breaker so I was able to check both pieces to determine the issue and measured the wobble with calipers. Getting a replacement so well see if the next one is any better. The design itself is pretty clever and I hope the next one isnt junk too. If it is, I will update my review.
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Paul V.
> 3 dayUpon first use, the pin bent a little bit. Not the end of the world, but I was disappointed. All in all, I pressed out two rivets successfully. Upon peening the rivets on the new master link, the peening attachment shattered on the first rivet. Pieces of it shot wildly around the garage. I only recovered two of three pieces. It seems that the design of this attachment is just too small and weak for the job. Im sending it back for a refund tomorrow and trying the Motion pro Jumbo next. Wish me luck! Ive seen a few mentions of a failed drive bolt. It doesnt say this in the instructions, but the threads of the bolt need to be lubricated prior to use. Any type of oil or anti-sieze will do. Reducing friction at the threads will reduce the amount of force needed, which will probably save the drive bolt every time.