Park ToolReplacement Chain Tool Pin
Item # PAR0228
Replacement Chain Tool Pin
We've used the Park CT-3 Chain Tool for decades, and it's a shop essential. The beauty of Park's professional screw-type chain tools is that they last forever. The only maintenance or repair that they'll ever require is the occasional replacement of the drive pin. This Replacement Pin will fit the CT-1, CT-2, CT-3, CT-5, and CT-7 chain tools. For reference, the CT-3 has long been their professional model (with a black alloy handle and blue T-grip) and the CT-5 is the Mini Chain Brute.
The Park Chain Tool Replacement Pin screws directly into the drive mechanism of the tool. Park recommends that you install a new pin with blue Loctite to keep it secure. Once installed, a new pin will give you a long service life and prevent damage to the outer plates on your chain.
- Made from hardened alloy steel for a lifetime of use
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What do you think about this product?
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June 25, 2019
It Works
If your Park chain tool pins are worn out or somehow broke or bent this is what you need. Works as described.
Chad Cordell
April 20, 2017
Does what it needs to
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Works great, if you have a stubborn chain pin and this bends, takes all of 10 seconds to swap it out and be able to drive pins in straight again.
Luke Dordai
August 30, 2014
Snapped
The new spare replaces the brizzoked in about 10 seconds!
el scotto
August 30, 2014
You've Been Spared
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I wish these came in the old 3 or even 5 piece packs. Ahh well, 2 is fine I suppose. These work great, until you've got that one pin that doesn't want to move. Bend and snap, it's time to replace. If you use your Shimano/Sram "connector" pin when putting a chain back together, you'll cut down on your CT pin snappage.
el scotto
December 25, 2013
Awesome spares
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
As someone who removed nearly a hundred rusted chains this year, I would highly recommend some spares for when a chain is stubborn or your grip isn't quite right. Easy to replace with vice grips, though a small wrench fitting of some sort would be nice.
Ben C
October 23, 2013
Does its Job
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This pin replaced the messed up one on my park tool exactly like it was supposed to. I was also pleasantly surprised to see it came with blue loctite already applied because my original pin didn't and it came loose without me noticing and that's how I bent it and needed to replace it in the first place.
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