Does this work on a chain with no slack?
1761002
Hi, This will work on any bicycle chain. If you have a multi-speed cassette and can turn your pedals backward, it will clean your chain in less than 3 minutes. I always run it through 2 cleaning cycles and change the solution so that I have a super clean chain. After cleaning, lube your chain and be on your way. The whole process will be finished in 15 minutes or less. I use "Pedro's Oranj Peelz" solution (from Amazon), in mine. It cleans VERY well and even smells good while you're doing it. Gil Reed
1761003
yes. the chain pretty much goes through the cleaner- straight. it doesn't roll around the brushes. Should work fine.
2265658
Yes, it does. But helps if you have The park tool ct5 mini brute chain tool.
1161724
Yes you do need to move the chain by hand in one direction for one side, then change the Bar-Mount for the teeth in the other direction. The Bar-Mount shouldn't stop the chain from sliding.
1911093
I do not know. But if it has other screw fasteners, a pilot hole should allow it to work. The chain is not long, so you have to measure to see if it will reach. Personally, I would not do it.
1252784
I've used it a few times to clean the chain and it works just fine. I always lube it afterward, of course.
1054049
I wouldn't see why not. From the look of the pictures it seems you can simply move the chain links up some.
2052588
If you're talking about a anchor or something to hook up a chain, there is not. Unless you manage to glue something on it.
2242330
I do that, often. I have the chain as tight as it can be. Not much adjustment there. Thanks
362391
yes that will work if it is still adjustable ,but do your self a favor and use safety chain on top, we learned the hard way.john
720880
It's strong enough for that for sure. I can see the chain slipping. Might chisel out the corners to secure the chain. This thing has worked wonders for me.
1171891
Very easy to shorten the chain with pliers. Don't believe a flush mount would work but you could use just one link of chain.
1265180
I suppose a thin chain, slid under the clip on the back of the unit might work but, it is not intended to hang on a chain. The clip is 3/4 of an inch shy of being as long as the unit itself.
1243566
It should do a very good job if the chain guard does not interfere. The connecting bar fastens there and the chain guard will probably need to be removed.
242794
Yes, you do have to put the chain on, but it's not difficult. There's a little embossed graphic on the machine itself to show you chain direction. Which is crucial! lol. There's a review on here of somebody going on about how crappy this thing is, wouldn't cut dirt, etc...and I would bet money they put the chain on backwards! Like most Chinese stuff, the instructions are translated from to English by someone that English is not their first language...so the instructions are awkward, but you can figure it out. I love this thing! Probably my favorite tool ever!
123337
the chain should work since it is usually longer than needed. If it is too long, just take out a few links.
758135
Hey Bill, I need to look at the info sheet that came with it to give you the answer. I used mine today. The chain doesnt have rakers and it jumps around.
2036081
Sure it would. But... if you're pulling out bushes or something along those lines, I'd still opt for the chain wrapped around the bushes, multiple times, rather than this Grubber. Also, don't forget, it takes quite a bit of muscle to spread those jaws apart.