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nh 477 haybine Chain too loose??

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TUGBOAT TIM

03-04-2004 10:56:16




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Bought a 477 last fall hav'nt got to play with it yet got tired of workin on a alice chalmer 9 ft all day for it to break in a couple hours. Figured if a 7 ft machine did'nt break at all I'll be farther ahead even thought it's 2 ft shorter. but There seems to be a smaller chain on the starboard side of the machine that there was a half link installed I tried to take it out but then it was to tight. there seems to be a plastic piece on the back side of the chain I guess for the chain slapping. Maybee I worry to mutch but when I get off of two week tugboat hitch I don't have time to play with broken down equipment. Thanks in advance

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Hay Sam

03-05-2004 05:44:55




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 Re: nh 477 haybine Chain too loose?? in reply to TUGBOAT TIM, 03-04-2004 10:56:16  
On the stabord (seagoing Sam) side by the top roller there is two bolts to loosen and turn to tighen the chain, takes about five min. More than likly the chain is worn. should have been no 50 chain IMO



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Steve from New Holland

03-05-2004 04:28:40




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 Re: nh 477 haybine Chain too loose?? in reply to TUGBOAT TIM, 03-04-2004 10:56:16  
Hey Tim, how is it going. I have no clue which side is starboard, but I'm assuming it must be the right. If so, that #40 chain does have a tightener, but it is too bothersome to worry about. Do yourself a favor and go purchase a brand new #40 chain and your troubles with that chain are over till it wears out. Steve



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JMS/MN

03-05-2004 09:13:02




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 Re: Re: nh 477 haybine Chain too loose?? in reply to Steve from New Holland, 03-05-2004 04:28:40  
Port is Left. Same number of letters in each word. Old landlubber trick.



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