Have you considered repairing the chain or replacing the chain? The Old Monsters Are Hard To Beat If They Are Not Too Warn. I like making minor repairs on what I know has quality vs dealing with todayâÂÂs unknown quality. Time Brings About A Change. Plus, There Is The Bottom Line Of Enjoying Doing (if you have time) vs Having It Done.

If I can find the chains and sprockets I do plan on repairing the old girl...It has had many years of hard use, and this is the first time I have ever had a problem except for worn out engines. On 3rd engine now :)

Dolphin OPE in Florida is one source of parts for Merry Tillers. They have the parts lists available online (PDF download) so you can check to see what's available. You can also check McKissic's website for a complete list of distributors.

Here is a link that might be useful: Dolphin Outdoor Power Equipment

Try a local electric motor repair shop.
There's one up here that has all kinds
of chains and most of the other drive
equipment, such as belts, etc.