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When pushing the pins out with the chain splitter (using the spare links) push a pin out but not completely out if you know what I mean. So the pins sticks out but is still connected to the links. You should be able to join the chain back together using the splitter then you can start again. Hope that makes sense... I've just got up.
Quote from: CustardLips on July 04, 2015, 09:13 AMWhen pushing the pins out with the chain splitter (using the spare links) push a pin out but not completely out if you know what I mean. So the pins sticks out but is still connected to the links. You should be able to join the chain back together using the splitter then you can start again. Hope that makes sense... I've just got up. That's what I said
Quote from: That Swan Guy on July 04, 2015, 09:18 AMQuote from: CustardLips on July 04, 2015, 09:13 AMWhen pushing the pins out with the chain splitter (using the spare links) push a pin out but not completely out if you know what I mean. So the pins sticks out but is still connected to the links. You should be able to join the chain back together using the splitter then you can start again. Hope that makes sense... I've just got up. That's what I said I didn't go round the houses though.
Quote from: CustardLips on July 04, 2015, 09:20 AMQuote from: That Swan Guy on July 04, 2015, 09:18 AMQuote from: CustardLips on July 04, 2015, 09:13 AMWhen pushing the pins out with the chain splitter (using the spare links) push a pin out but not completely out if you know what I mean. So the pins sticks out but is still connected to the links. You should be able to join the chain back together using the splitter then you can start again. Hope that makes sense... I've just got up. That's what I said I didn't go round the houses though. Thorough