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Cut down a truck tire dual and made new chains for the 4040, sweet tool I bummed..MPH http://a8.cpimg.com/image/F6/94/9805558-3cf3-028001E0-.jpg

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KSever
What is that? It's not bolt cutters. Kris

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MPH
Kris, its a special tool for repairing trck tire chains. Not sure what it is called, today was the first time I have ever seen one. I found out where the shop bought it so next trip to town that'll be a stop, 'fraid a 100 bill won't buy it. The jaws on the left open the croos link and the ones on the right crip them back on. Sure beats vise grips or channel lock pliers.. MPH http://a0.cpimg.com/image/EE/94/9805550-38c5-028001E0-.jpg

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Marion_Kerr
My tool is called a "torch". Ha Ha. I did that for one of my (cuss word) Cub Cadets years ago. Never have seen one either but, will be on look out at sales.

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UCD
I have a set of chain pliers but they only have 1 set of jaws flat wedged shape with opening in middle. you use the wedge shape to open the link and the opening in the middle to close the link but they are old and most people don't know what they are. I think my grandfather had them on his truck back then they ran chains all winter. This & $1.00 might get you a small coffee Maynard aka/ucd

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MPH
That chain tool will stay on my dream list for some time as I don't think I'd get enough use out of it for a 108 bucks. darn, it sure is a sweetie...MPH

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