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19-05-10, 22:45
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My solution
I soaked mine in free 2nd hand hydraulic oil, for weeks. Then I used two pry bars, between adjacent links, to get them moving. Most freed up. The worst , I used the gas on, and sacrificed every 2nd link. It uses a lot of gas.
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