Never EVER! break another chain...

[tri5ron]

Now, here's a mod that I have'nt seen anybody do yet...
I'm bettin' that you can't break THIS chain, even if you tried!
Heck! go for 100HP if you want, It should handle it just fine!

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Any takers?

[cypher333]

so what is it ?

[Cool Guy07400EX]

How do you keep that from slipping?
And, how much does it slow you down?

[Hondamaster5505]

Talk about horsepower-eater:eek2:

[powermadd400ex]

looks like a sausage with links. beefy as hellll

[jeepthing07]

it probably takes 10hp to turn it... a little overkill

[justin1022]

that is a chain i would see on my baler. i tihnk its just a waste because how many tiems do you break a x ring or o ring chain anyway? i never broke one yet only the cheap ones.

[Pipeless416]

ok i guess i'll be the first to point out the stock 520 chain thats under the sausage link chain lol. good one tri5ron. :D

[Hondamaster5505]

Originally posted by justin1022
that is a chain i would see on my baler. i tihnk its just a waste because how many tiems do you break a x ring or o ring chain anyway? i never broke one yet only the cheap ones.

The rings have no affect on the strength. The chain itself has a tensile strength rating. There are cheap ones with a low tensile strength, and expensive ones with a real high tensile strength.

The o/x ring's are only to help reduce wear so you don't have to adjust that often. Those little rubber rings do not add strength to the chain, they would shred immediately push comes to shove.

dang how does that clear the engine and sutff it looks wide

[justin1022]

Originally posted by Hondamaster5505
The rings have no affect on the strength. The chain itself has a tensile strength rating. There are cheap ones with a low tensile strength, and expensive ones with a real high tensile strength.

The o/x ring's are only to help reduce wear so you don't have to adjust that often. Those little rubber rings do not add strength to the chain, they would shred immediately push comes to shove.


oh really i never new that i just go in and ask for a new chain when its time mine are strong though. i pay like 120 for them though.

[Pipeless416]

Originally posted by FoxHondaRider
dang how does that clear the engine and sutff it looks wide

you guys are gullible :p

[powermadd400ex]

Originally posted by Pipeless416
you guys are gullible :p

:p yes i am

[tri5ron]

justin, and pipeless are the door-prize winners!
you 2 guys get a free tank of gas,...
(paid for by all the other guys who bought into it!),

ROTFLMAO!!!
I TRIED to give you gullible guys a hint, when I ended it with...
"Any takers?"
So you guys get to buy justin, and pipeless, a free tank of gas!

Now for the big Reveal...
I was just sittin' here being bored, so I thought I'd just throw a little bait out, and see if it got any bites! LOL!
looks like I got a couple of fish to swallow the whole
"Hook, Line, and Sinker".
Heck, Looks my pole is bent in half, and I might have to loosen the drag some! LMAO!!!

The fact of the matter is,...
it's a chunk of 1.20 chain that I use for the auger swivel on my Concrete truck.
here's a couple more pics,...
<a href="http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n148/tri5ron/?action=view&current=IMG_8532.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n148/tri5ron/IMG_8532.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>
Notice the 'Zip-tie' on the rear sprocket, and the REAL chain on the bottom?

Here's a close-up...
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have a Great weekend, Everybody...
now go fire up the BBQ, and get the home-made Ice-cream freezer going.
(Tommorow will be 'Beer soaked Bratwurst, and Bananna/Strawberry ice cream for us).

Ride hard, Ride safe, and keep the rubber side down,
Happy Labor Day to all....

haha thats good, the other pictures were harder to see that. You got me though!

[justin1022]

i new that chain was to big! i was actully going ot take a picture of the chains on my baler and put them up so show how big the sproket has to be

[REDRIDDER]

lol

[Honda#4]

Very good joke, and good try covering up the evidence but I saw the links under the big chain plus I know you cant fit a chain like that on there. I'll give ya a hand on this one but you gotta do better than that haha.