max 4 won't move?

[Dan67]

Try using shoulder bolts. They have a solid shaft and threads are on the end with just enough room to put on a locknut.

[PlumCrazy]

Breaking bolts is common if you use too short of bolt. If any thread is in the sprocket or axle tube, it will break. I use grade 8 bolts and buy them longer than needed to ensure the unthreaded part is the only part in the assembly. Then I just chop off to length once installed.

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Yep same here, hopefully we can get a pic of those sheared bolts, somethings not adding up here.

[amphibious drew]

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Yep same here, hopefully we can get a pic of those sheared bolts, somethings not adding up here.

Search the terms "body bound bolts" all of it is good reading, but there is a thread started by racerone3 that is titled as such and explains how and what a body bound bolt is as well as why you should use them.

[bigmuddy]

I did use shorter bolts, they were grade 5, so that explains that problem. Now I have to figure out the bigger problem. I had a chance to take a quick look at it tonight and all the chains seem to be in place and no binding anywhere there. I tried turning the secondary or driven clutch by hand and I can't get it to budge in reverse or forward. In neutral I can move it but it seems way tighter than it should be, it takes allot of force to move it.