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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
This whole discussion makes no sense to me. If you buy a new chain, it will have extra links that you can remove and save for a rainy day. If there is a problem such as described above, you can simply discard the faulty link set (one inner + one outer), and replace it with another set that is in good condition.

Now, that IS the correct answer .
( nice to see, someone weigh all the factors, time, wear, etc ... even budget... to come up with the *easy* solution. )

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