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Chain Breaker/ Chain Press Tool Kit

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Part: Chain Breaker / Chain Press Tool Kit Honda CB350 / CB360 / CB450 / CB500 / CB550

Why You Need This: If you are going to wrench on old motorcycles like the Honda CB350, CB360, CB450, CB500 or CB550 then this chain breaker tool is a must for your tool box. Whether it is installing a cam chain on a CB360 or removing that old rusty drive chain from a CB450, this chain breaker / chain press tool will do it all. Save time and frustration by making chain removal a snap as this chain tool features multiple size drive pins for all common chains found on motorcycles (drive, cam, balance shaft, electric starter). The chain tool also has press plates for installing rivet style master links and staking end pins. We use this same chain breaker / chain press tool kit here in our shop so it is tough enough for regular duty. Replacement pins and arbors are available as special order items, contact us directly for assistance.

Installation Tip: Lubricate the threads of the tool with oil every time it is used. Make sure that you use the proper size pin for the chain you are working on. Proper aliment is very important when pressing chain pins to make sure they move as easily as possible.

Watch our YouTube video on how to use the Chain Breaker Tool: https://youtu.be/osdnOvfgo5g

This Chain Breaker Works With These Honda Motorcycles
	1965	1966	1967	1968	1969	1970	1971	1972	1973	1974	1975	1976	1977	1978
450 500T	CB450K0	CB450K0	CB450K0	CB450K1	CB450K2	CB450K3	CB450K4	CB450K5	CB450K6	CB450K7	CB500T	CB500T
450 500T			CL450K0	CL450K1	CL450K2	CL450K3	CL450K4	CL450K5	CL450K5	CL450K6
350				CB350K0	CB350K1	CB350K2	CB350K3	CB350K4	CB350K5
				CL350K0	CL350K1	CL350K2	CL350K3	CL350K4	CL350K5
					SL350K0	SL350K0	SL350K1	SL350K2	SL350K2
360										CB360G	CB360T	CB360T
360										CL360K0	CL360K1	CJ360T	CJ360T
500F 550							CB500K0	CB500K1	CB500K2	CB550K0	CB550K1	CB550K	CB550K	CB550K
500F 550											CB550F	CB550F	CB550F

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Wrench In Chief

Prompt shipping. I watched the youtube video on the use of the tool and that helped in making up my decision to buy the tool. Great bunch to work with.

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Reviewed by: David Lichy from Minnesota. on 6/21/2016

Chain Breaker Tool

What made the sale to me was that Common Motors uses it. Used it on my 1974 CL450K6 for the timing chain. I drilled out the anvil hole for this small link chain pin with a number 30 drill and that did the trick for pushing out the pins without catching. Actually reused the same link as a master link on reassembly. Knowing I can get a replacement inner removal sliding pin is nice to know in case I bend it on the next link, next time.

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Reviewed by: David & Lois Babbitt from Renton. on 3/18/2017

Worked very well and was more than adequate for the task. Could maybe have a shorter alignment bolt at the Hex end. It was a bit of a tight fit for me. That could also be because of the position of the Master Link. Would recommend this tool.

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Reviewed by: George Kay from Windsor Canada. on 7/4/2017

Cam ?chain breaker joiner tool

The tool worked well . I found the manufacturer video ,and watched it. I would say that it is a quick over view and I failed to get the details so I nearly ruined a cam chain link. perhaps , You might consider doing your own instructions dumbed down for guys like me. Including details like which bit in the box is for which job. I would also add that I was very pleased by the phone call from Common Motor Collective to clarify shipping directions. It was the personal concern from a vendor which I really appreciated.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Don Macphail from Canada. on 4/12/2018