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Double Strand Connecting Link for #40 Chain Agricultural Equipment

Original price was: $3.70.Current price is: $2.47.

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When your planter drive chain breaks right in the middle of corn season or the feed conveyor quits during evening chores, you need a connecting link that’ll hold up under real farm conditions. This handy double-strand connecting link lets you repair broken 40 chains or join new sections together without having to replace the entire run—a real time and money saver when there’s work waiting.

What You’re Getting

  • Double strand design provides extra strength and reliability for demanding agricultural applications
  • Standard carbon steel construction that matches your existing 40 chain perfectly
  • 1/2 inch pitch spacing fits right with standard 40 roller chain systems
  • Master link design makes installation and future maintenance straightforward

Built for Real Farm Work

This connecting link works with 40 chain systems you’ll find on grain handling equipment, seed drills, planters, and conveyor systems where reliable operation matters most. It’s the same type of chain connector you’ll find on hay elevators, portable conveyors, feed mixers, grain cleaners, and various PTO-driven implements that need dependable power transmission at moderate loads.

Made to Last

The carbon steel construction handles the everyday abuse that comes with farm work—temperature swings, dust, occasional overloads, and outdoor storage. Each component is manufactured to ANSI standards, so you get consistent quality that works with your existing sprockets and connecting hardware.

Good to Know

Installing a connecting link is straightforward—just line up the chain ends and slip the link over both pins, then secure with the master pin. Keep a spare in your toolbox since chains always seem to break at the worst possible time. When installing, make sure the chain is properly tensioned to prevent premature wear on the new link.