congrats on your first post mate:
I find when i did mine for the first time, the following help a lot:
YouTube - How-To Video: Motion Pro Jumbo Chain Tool 08-0135
YouTube - Motorcycle Sprocket & Chain Install Part 2
your tool looks different, but u should probably:
1) use a rotary grinding tool to flat out the protruding pin before using the chain breaker tool for longevity of your tool;
2) use the vernier caliper to measure distance between the plates when pressing them on the new chain; and
3) use vernier caliper to measure the flare out is to manufacturer specs
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once u do it once, you cant believe how simple the whole procedure is, especially with a good tool.
I find when i did mine for the first time, the following help a lot:
YouTube - How-To Video: Motion Pro Jumbo Chain Tool 08-0135
YouTube - Motorcycle Sprocket & Chain Install Part 2
your tool looks different, but u should probably:
1) use a rotary grinding tool to flat out the protruding pin before using the chain breaker tool for longevity of your tool;
2) use the vernier caliper to measure distance between the plates when pressing them on the new chain; and
3) use vernier caliper to measure the flare out is to manufacturer specs
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once u do it once, you cant believe how simple the whole procedure is, especially with a good tool.