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Sorry I misread that, is it possible you have a chain that is bound by rusty links, stretched or twisted? I just fixed a II with twisted chain from interference force. That chain would roll fine and the bind, naturally slacking when not in the bind.
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My new beer holder spilled some on the trails - in it's hair and down it's throat.
Joe Camel never does that.
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The rear chains are brand new and lubed.It also affects the chain going to the middle tire. I believe the weld is off on the sprocket. My concern is that it doesn't cause premature wear on the chain and bearings.Comment
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I'd say put the machine on blocks and tighten the chains. Then roll the tires to see if the chains tighten from out-of-round sprockets as they rotate. If out-of-round the chains would tighten up, then slacken up, as the tires are rotated.Stand for the Flag. Kneel for the Cross.Comment
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