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Re: #25 Chain Information
Thanks to everyone for your input on this subject. I was wondering if you all could post some of the locations were you purchase your #25 chain and sprockets. 1251 is working on a few new ideas so your opinions and suggestions are much appricated on this subject. Finally, out of curiosity, the person who posted about the load numbers on 25 Vs. 35 chain were did you get those numbers?
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Re: #25 Chain Information
If you only need very short lengths of #25 chain, the Electronic Goldmine sells it in 23" lengths for $2.49 each (they come with a master-link too). If you need longer lengths of chain or some #25 sprockets, McMaster is probably your best bet.
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