I've done it on an OM601 (and have torn apart an M102)

Its not that bad, but you will want to have TWO people on hand, vice clamps, and extreme care taken so nothing gets dropped or out of sync.

You'll also need the chain crimping tool to properly secure the master link on the new chain.

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