"Roller Chain Repair - Step-by-Step (No Commentary)"
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Watch as I expertly repair an 80H Diamond roller chain with too much slack in this detailed, no-commentary video. Perfect for visual learners and anyone looking to understand the intricacies of roller chain maintenance.
*In This Video:*
- Identifying and diagnosing excess slack in an 80H Diamond roller chain
- Step-by-step repair process
- Detailed close-up shots for better understanding
- Professional techniques honed from years of experience
-Relaxing sounds around the shop
*Why Watch This Video?*
- Clear, distraction-free visual instructions
- Ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike
- Enhance your understanding of roller chain maintenance and repair
*Timestamps:*
0:00 Assessing the chain slack
0:06 Disassembling the Chain
0:38 Grinding and Removing Link
2:19 Repairing the Chain
3:13 Testing
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Пікірлер: 3
The closed end of the clip must be facing the direction of movement. I can’t say 100% judging by the footage it’s facing the other way, but it looks like it…
@RedBeardedPadre
9 күн бұрын
Been doin this a long time. Never heard that before
@Calligraphybooster
9 күн бұрын
@@RedBeardedPadre It’s just an extra safety precaution. Unwanted contact would not cause the clip to slip off. Standard (good) practice on bikes and motorcycles. But there are of course forward/reverse situations where it applies less.