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	[title] Remove the master link pin
	[* black] Turn the auger to move the chain until the master link is positioned on top of the boom.
	[* icon_note] In this position, the link is easier to access and the chain is braced against the guide on the boom.
	[* black] Place the smaller, flat end of a 3/16 inch pin punch against the end of the master link pin that previously held the cotter pin.
	[* black] Hit the larger end of the punch with a heavy hammer to tap the pin out of the master link.
	[* icon_caution] Be very careful to avoid hitting your hand. Don't hold the punch too close to either end, and realign the hammer and punch after each swing.
	[* icon_note] If the pin is stuck, it may help to apply some kind of penetrating lubricant to the interface between the chain and the pin. Allow the lubricant to sit for a few minutes before trying again.
-	[* black] If you are still having trouble, a 2-jaw gear puller or in-line pin puller might work better. When using a gear puller, it might be necessary to stabilize the claw side of the puller with some kind of spacer that won't be crushed when you start pushing the pin out. A 3/4 inch socket works well.
+	[* black] If you are still having trouble, a two-jaw gear puller or in-line pin puller might work better. When using a gear puller, it might be necessary to stabilize the claw side of the puller with some kind of spacer that won't be crushed when you start pushing the pin out. A 3/4 inch socket works well.