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Magnificent discovery

Great catch on a cool and useful tool. I'll keep watching this for updates before I order one. I have used a block of wood with small holes drilled in it. I center the exit side of the pin over one of the holes and use a old pin or similar stiff wire and punch the pin into the cavity. Once the knurl is through the pin usually comes out by hand. Assembly is a small hammer on that same block of wood. I have rarely had a breakage, (mostly HL Sherman tracks) perhaps 5 links in about 12 pairs of tracks.

I've contacted the seller and asked for an exchange if he handles it well he'll be opening up a whole new market for himself and his Big Belt Link Tank Track Pin Remover Tool, I'll report back how that goes.
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He'll mark them up about 15x cuz they are for rc tanks now after all! Call them Tameeya and go for 20x...

Maybe, if we were to tell the seller why we are buying them.

My feedback should the exchange work out would be "Best good watch pin tool!"

Genius find thanks for sharing Ziptar. I actually remember someone talking about this or type of tool for our application awhile ago I don't remember where..

On E-Bay in the UK for £17.28 Freepost.under the title --Watches Link Remover Jumbo X1 Repair Tool.
Manchester based company.

Yowza! Yowza! Yowza! That's a direct hit on a tool I can use and for which I have begged. I've ordered two already.

My track pin remover came today, Instead of the promised two pins it came with four, 2 of each size
Laid a Haya Centurion track across the machine, Lined up a track pin and turned the knurled knob, lo and behold the pin slid out and just as easily it went back in with the same ease.
Worth every penny,
Buy one you won't regret it

ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:27 am I'm surprised that a gizmo like they use to remove watchband pins hasn't been sized up to take tracks links.
Million dollar idea! Or maybe not...

Mike.

I told ya it was gonna make somebody rich...well, at least able to buy a bag of chips... but they'd be the good ones.

Mike.

That's excellent jarndice!

EDIT: Received my replacement tool today. Threads are all there, no voids, it's perfect!