I use an angle grinder to flatten the pins flush to the link then punch them out, if you haven't got a proper punch use a nail make sure it's a masonry nail else it will bend, which i learned through experience and whacking my hand with a hammer

Now i know that sounds a bit of a bodge job way of splitting a chain but it works and it's what i have done to remove links for the past 3 or 4 chains I've owned

I can just imagine engineers and like technical minded chaps cringing at my non typical way of splitting chain links

Thanks for the advice Adam I have those tools lying around so willl give it a go.


Can't justify spending ££'s on something you use once in a blue moon.

Chris

Do you just want that item?. Don't forget I've a vanful of your tools, but no probs they're safely tucked away somewhere!!!!