Chief Drive sprocket holding tool

[stan]

Has anyone used the sprocket holding tool to torque the nut, without having to jam a piece of wood between the chain, and sprock? I came up with this idea a few years back. I let Micheal Breeding see it ,he thought it was a good design, and reproduced it. I have only used my proto type one time and it worked for me. Just wanted to see if anyone has one. Stan

[Bigincher]

Are you talking about a "jam bar" or something similar? Got pics?

[stan]

Sorry I don't have any pictures, I am with the 10% of the people who haven't mastered the picture thing. As for the wrench it holds the sprocket only. It can be used to torque the nut without any use of the chain. If you find Micheal Breeding indian sight he has a picture of the tool. Stan

[stan]

I just went to micheal's web sight looks like he is getting out ot the Indian parts mfg. and now making Harley parts. There is a sight for the person who is now making Indian parts, but doesn't have the tool listed yet. stan

[Bigincher]

stan, thanks for the tip, I found Michael Breedings site. Yes mostly Indian, but some old Harley stuff.

Michael Breeding's Indian Motorcycle Parts Catalog

[Greg H]

Hi Stan,
Yes i have one, must say what a nice piece of kit it is
Since discovered payed the same price it was in 1996 (old stock ?)
Got mine from http://www.aceprecisionparts.com/
Mike Martin is indeed now producing Indian tools/parts Mike Breeding had.