That must mean there's a chain for each tire? Sorry if this is a stupid question. I took inspection plate off the front and the chains seem good there. Thanks for the rapid replyThe chain for that wheel broke and is jaming the sprocket.
Sounds like a chain too, each side has two chains, one for the front one for the back. Seeing the rear one is hard from the front inspection cover, get in there with a torch and see if you can spot it.That must mean there's a chain for each tire? Sorry if this is a stupid question. I took inspection plate off the front and the chains seem good there. Thanks for the rapid reply
Yea. It is a busted chain. Any tips on making the fix easy?Sounds like a chain too, each side has two chains, one for the front one for the back. Seeing the rear one is hard from the front inspection cover, get in there with a torch and see if you can spot it.
Sadly there is no easy way, but if you buy a length of chain and con-links, the job will be easier. The ones from the dealer are already made, so you need to remove an axle/sprocket to get them on.Yea. It is a busted chain. Any tips on making the fix easy?
I have finally found some old postings in the forum. I have some ideas now.Yea. It is a busted chain. Any tips on making the fix easy?
The chain is bound up tight and having difficult time.I have finally found some old postings in the forum. I have some ideas now.
You may have no choice but to remove the rear sprocket to get the chain free... Access is not fun but it can be done.The chain is bound up tight and having difficult time.
