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No. After about 20 years of 'saving chains to fix later' I finally gave up. Chains saved for later become solid rusted chunks of metal in the bottom of the tool box or shop ornaments hanging on nails. Every single time you need a chain it is faster and easier to just put a new chain on the saw...

Run it. One or two minutes and the tight rivets will loosen up and it will be fine. Whoever made the loops spun down the master links a bit too tight.