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Re: half link chain link
yay! i went to jeans today and they had some. great store!! so we're good to go now! (watch out other OCCRA teams, we have a sharp robot this year!)*hint
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16-11-2004, 13:31
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Re: half link chain link
# 35 chain and links are usually available wherever they sell parts for go-karts and minibikes. I get them at Loew's or at Northern Tool. If possible, avoid using 1/2 links. There are full links and also 1 1/2 offset links. It is better to grind off another link and use a 1 1/2 link than a half link. They are stronger.
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