Will this work on bike chains and nuts and bolts?
328443
I wish I could answer for sure, but i didnt try it on any of those things and I cant test it because Im out of Goof Off right now. I used it on tubs, sinks, and faucets.
328444
I am not sure, but I would give it a try. I am out of Goof Off, if I had some I would pre-test it for you.
328445
It totally removes the rust stains from my bath tub. I would think, but don't know since I haven't tried it on chains, etc. I think it would be worth a try. Good luck.
1974439
I do not know the specs on the bar, but I use the chain on two saws from different manufacturers-----so I suspect that it will work.
1516250
It will work and as long as it is a chain of the same width (speed) then you shouldn't notice it in terms of smoothness when shifting or pedalling. I have used these on both SRAM and Shimano chains. It will also work in a pinch for chains of other speeds (since these links are wider than 9/10speed chains) but you would notice it in the pedal stroke and while shifting.
1879382
It will work on both if your fork is for a 9mm axle. I put them on a road bike
158620
Depends on the kind of bike and the size of the timing chain links. Look up a replacement cam chain and grab the link size, cross it into this kit to see if any of the pins will work. Also, you can break the rivets with this kit, it is advised to grind the heads down first tho as its less stress on the breaker/pins and will greatly increase reusability in this kit.
576933
It works for Metric Allen Bolts. But, be very very careful. It will not be fun to break it into the bolts. And, easy-out is not really easy to use. At least, it did not work well to me after I gave them a higher score. 2 tiny bits were broken, and one left inside my rusted screw forever. It is really a headache to me. You can try, but be careful and avoid overheating the bits by using any kind of high-speed drill.
813904
Yes and No this will work if you have a Cycle Country winch mount. Hopes this helps, otherwise call cycle country there very helpful
2090237
I'm assuming you have a dirt bike. I used the chain breaker for my ZX10R. The chain breaker I bought will break your KTM chain and regular bicycle chains. The face plates and riveting tools for pushing out pins are standard for all chains. I hope this helps.
805545
It should do just fine. It is designed to be clamped in place on the outside of your bike frame by the nut or quick release that keeps your wheel in place. It fits flat against the outside of the frame; the disc brake is on the inside. There will be no interference. Not to mention, I bought it to move the unit back so my heel would stop catching the clamp version of the hitch. This is far better and safer I think.
1060314
easy, uncomplicated answer: Yes, you must use the powersharp bar and chain together (they both come in this kit)
649493
It will work on bolts that are not torqued really tight as it doesn't have a lot of power to break them loose. It is a very good ratchet though I have had mine for six months and not had a problem with it
462039
Virtually all bit sets are based on 1/4" sized hex-shaped steel. Yes, the flex ratchet should work with this and any other bit set you might choose. I have found that this driver works very well as a near universal tool on my Yamaha motorcycle with the appropriate bit in it.
517463
Yes, you must leave the chain on the bike for it to work. It will not clean the chain off the bike. Your bike must have a free wheel system not coaster brake.
1144812
I believe this tool to be very specific to chain type and manufacturer. I actually had to return one set- and I own a stihl chainsaw because the tools are specific to certain chain sizes and angles. Being that your chainsaw is craftsman I would stand clear of this purchase. Check sears or craftsman website- or determine the link size of your chain and the kit must match.
257978
I don't know. It does work on my recumbent bike. Google it...you should be able to find the answer.
96328
Yes this item will work. Raising and lowering this bike hoist is a bit like raising and lowering a set of blinds. You can adjust the height of each hook
87276
Yes it will, but try to just cut the chain with bolt cutters or a grinder; these tools will typically break under pressure.