IH Fan: Back in the 60"s we had a 200 T spreader but we never had to take the chain apart so All I can say is there might be a master link. However I know that those master links are available if not as original equipment than as after market add ons when you were repairing equipment. Any experenced partsman can back me on this. In fact if you look in the fall 2010 Shoups catalog on page 150 where they have the steel detachable chain look for item number cd55 (for #55 chain) and number cd62 (for #62 chain). It is called a coupler link. I want to think that we had these on the clean grain and tailings elevator chains on the older combines. It has been a while since I worked on these old machines so I would have to check the parts books to be sure. By the way in the 60"s and 70"s John Deere built a manure spreader that used a log chain that had steel flights welded to the links for the apron chain. Armand
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