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Eddy_t Grand Master

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Btw, no piston stop or "clutch tool" is needed with the newer outboard clutch Huskys, just a suitable screwdriver or chisel, and something to hit it sharply with. As a bonus, there are no small e-clips or washers to loose in the process. :001_smile:

 

Yes you do, it's the same tool as that particular models predecessor, if you're taking the clutch off otherwise, how you gonna refit it?

 

 

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Yes you do, it's the same tool as that particular models predecessor, if you're taking the clutch off otherwise, how you gonna refit it?

 

 

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Just spin it on by hand and the next time you apply the chain brake it tightens . How I have always done it anyway .

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Just spin it on by hand and the next time you apply the chain brake it tightens . How I have always done it anyway .

 

I'll stick to using the tool, I've got it, may as well use it

 

 

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I'll stick to using the tool, I've got it, may as well use it

 

 

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Its much quicker just to give it a short, sharp, shock as sawtroll says. The old ways are always the best!

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Its much quicker just to give it a short, sharp, shock as sawtroll says. The old ways are always the best!

 

Come on. Eddy brought the tool so now has to justify having it. :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

If in doubt get a bigger hammer.

Eddy_t Grand Master

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Come on. Eddy brought the tool so now has to justify having it. :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

If in doubt get a bigger hammer.

 

The tool is only useful to me, where as I have purchased many hammers (double figures) which go walkies, and I never see them again

 

 

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The tool is only useful to me, where as I have purchased many hammers (double figures) which go walkies, and I never see them again

 

 

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My hammers are older then either of you two.

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