!MS 362 Mishap!

[Eddy_t]

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.

 

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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[Stubby]

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 .

[Eddy_t]

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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[GardenKit]

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!

[Eddy_t]

Yes, but I have the tool! No point in not using it

 

 

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[Rich2484]

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:

 

If in doubt get a bigger hammer.

[Eddy_t]

Come on. Eddy brought the tool so now has to justify having it. :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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[GardenKit]

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.

[SawTroll]

:lol:

[SawTroll]

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

 

Yes!