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PRESSING SIDE PLATES

Assemble the tool as shown in 

Image C

 for pressing side plates.  The alignment bolt will be threaded into the 

body, with the 

breaking tip, spring and push bolt removed

. The press plate with the holes will be inserted 

into the alignment bolt, and the press plate with the groove will be placed in the hole in the tool body.

                                                                                                                                         

                                                                                                                                      

             

                                                             

                         IMAGE C                                                                IMAGE D

1-Assemble the new chain with the master link, side plate and o-rings (if applicable) 

as specified by the chain 

manufacturer

. Position the assembled master link in the tool as shown in 

Image D

.  The side plate with the 

pins will be placed against the grooved press plate, and the side plate with the holes will be placed against the 

press plate with the holes.  

2-Lightly hand-tighten the alignment bolt until the press plates touch the master link side plates. Check that the 

master link chain pins are properly aligned with the groove and holes in the press plates before final tightening.

3-Using a 14mm wrench, tighten the alignment bolt until the chain pins protrude past the face of the side plate.  

For clip type master links, the pins should protrude enough to install the clip into the grooves in the chain pin.  

For rivet type master links, the chain pins should protrude enough to be properly flared over the side plate. A 

simple technique is to measure the width of the side plates on an adjacent link with a caliper, and then press 

the master link side plate on until you achieve the same width dimension.

* Refer to the chain manufacturer’s specifications for distance of chain pin protrusion, and direction 

and installation of master link clips.  All chains are different, and Motion Pro cannot provide the exact 

specifications for your chain. 

Press Plate

with holes

  Press Plate

  with groove

Alignment 

Bolt

14mm wrench

New master

link between

Press Plates

Summary of Contents for 08-0058

Page 1: ...lt C08 058C H 2 9mm Breaking Tip 08 0060 M Large Anvil C08 058D D Lever I 3 8mm Breaking Tip 08 0061 N Small Anvil E Handle J Upper Guide for 2 2mm tip O Rivet Tip 08 0062 Read all instructions for each procedure before beginning Improper use of the tool can cause breakage Make sure the tool is clean and apply grease to all threads before assembling and using This will help the tool operate more s...

Page 2: ...ment bolt while the other end is held in position by the hole of the tool body 2 Tighten the alignment bolt securely against the side plate of the chain but do not over tighten or the alignment bolt and tip could drift out of position The alignment bolt is for aligning and supporting the breaking tip so do not attempt to break the chain with the alignment bolt retracted or you will damage the brea...

Page 3: ...ter link side plates Check that the master link chain pins are properly aligned with the groove and holes in the press plates before final tightening 3 Using a 14mm wrench tighten the alignment bolt until the chain pins protrude past the face of the side plate For clip type master links the pins should protrude enough to install the clip into the grooves in the chain pin For rivet type master link...

Page 4: ...ow nose of the chain pin The end of the chain pin should be flared over the side plate just enough so that the side plate is solidly held in place Repeat this procedure on the other chain pin The amount of flare of a rivet type master link varies among chain manufacturers Some specify as little as 0 006 and generally no more than 0 028 This is a very small amount of flare Do not attempt to flare t...

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