Im in the same predicament. I dont wanna buy the tools I need, so I'm just gonna grind the old chain off, and take the new one someone and get it pressed, i guess.
I tried the other day for an hour or so to get the old sprocket off.... 8' breaker bar, impact gun, nothing budged it. I'm gonna go get the nut broken loose at a local tire shop. (Same thing I had to do the first time I changed it)
LOL, you beat me to it:heyyou:Make sure your trans is in neutral and put a piece of 2 X 4 in your back wheel
to take the shock and torque from breaking it loose.
Also, did you flatten out the washer on the sprocket nut?
Yeah, I done all that. nearly snapped the wrench, and the extension I was using. I only have a professional HD socket. If I had a heavy duty wrench I might could have gotten it.Make sure your trans is in neutral and put a piece of 2 X 4 in your back wheel
to take the shock and torque from breaking it loose.
Also, did you flatten out the washer on the sprocket nut?
so I'm just gonna grind the old chain off, and take the new one someone and get it pressed, i guess.
thats what i do its like 14 bucks at the dealer