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  • Chemical-x.....ahain
    MCB Member
    • Mar 2023
    • 507

    #1

    Looking for a name.

    I know this is an ATS specific part however im appealing to the mass of MCB hoping they can help identify this chain. The arms/fingers aren't a big deal at this stage as I figure they can be essentially spot welded or something of the sort.

    The biggest issue im facing right now is even coming up with the name of this style of chain, and if you know where it can be sourced at all the better.

    Stop work card is for scale, card is average credit card dimensions.
  • Ecapnation
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 4212
    • South Central Long Island

    #2
    Looks like a proprietary link style....

    Closest is "lock link chain"

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    • Chemical-x.....ahain
      Chemical-x.....ahain commented
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      Do you know if anyone has looked at substituting the chain and perhaps drive system, I understand that the pawl is integral in the success of advancing the chain. And thank you for giving me another idea for the name.

    • Ecapnation
      Ecapnation commented
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      Not something I follow

      The one ats I own barely worked all the time even when new. I'm not going to put the research into make it even less functional
  • XEMON
    Frenchy is here!
    • Jul 2020
    • 3029
    • Nor Cal

    #3
    Don't underestimate welding those little fingers in place ...
    Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...

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    Keep your ATS going: Project rATS 2.0
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    • Ecapnation
      Ecapnation commented
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      Yeah, the burn through on the link wire ooof

    • XEMON
      XEMON commented
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      might get away with reverse trig, but getting it constant enough without an incident through the chain is another story ...
  • Chemical-x.....ahain
    MCB Member
    • Mar 2023
    • 507

    #4
    Originally posted by XEMON
    Don't underestimate welding those little fingers in place ...
    I 100 percent agree with you. if I can ever find some of the stuff ill be sure to practice a lot before full chains.

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    • XEMON
      XEMON commented
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      What equipment do you have?
  • Chemical-x.....ahain
    MCB Member
    • Mar 2023
    • 507

    #5
    I dont have anything specific at this point Im just taking it one step at a time but Im willing to try a few lower voltage items. I dont think im gonna need anything terribly expensive and might be able to get by with some home brew solution. I really am just taking this one problem at a time. And I think the biggest is gonna be the chain.

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    • William the Third
      I do cocaine!
      • Jul 2020
      • 1099
      • WNC

      #6
      I'm pretty sure on the old MCB someone had figured out what chain this is. There was a lot of good ATS/Tagline info on the old MCB. Might have to see what you can find using the Wayback Machine.
      I can haz feedback?
      If I owe you feedback, just remind me, as I sometimes forget.

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      • Chemical-x.....ahain
        MCB Member
        • Mar 2023
        • 507

        #7
        at one point in time werent there some member of the ATS group on the old MCB?

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        • The Great Equalizer
          Member since '09-ish
          • May 2021
          • 133
          • Vermont

          #8
          Chemical-x.....ahain
          "Do you know if anyone has looked at substituting the chain and perhaps drive system, I understand that the pawl is integral in the success of advancing the chain. And thank you for giving me another idea for the name."

          You want Project rATS https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/p...-parts-problem XEMON is modernizing them. I've got an ATS and I hope to do the modern mag conversion when I get a chance.

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          • XEMON
            XEMON commented
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            I started to work on a Dmag adapter for the ATS, I'm 90% to a field able version ...
        Working...