Posted by donjr on October 06, 2015 at 17:21:42 from (71.246.77.141):
In Reply to: Two Questions posted by Spudm on October 06, 2015 at 16:57:32:
You can get that chain link at most any dealer and many hardware stores. But, before you just repair, take a look at the whole chain. Look especially at the back of the knuckle of the chain- the part that holds or grips the next link. They will wear over the years and become thin. Then, when you get a fair load on, they will 'lose their grip' to the next link and separate- usually with the best part of a load on. If more than a few are over half through, just get a new chain and put it on. Try Shoup, Fry's machinery, Ag Supply or a similiar parts place. Many times they can ship the entire chain UPS and have it there in a day or two.
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