!MS 362 Mishap!

[Stubby]

Yes!

 

You don't need a piston stop and you don't need to hit anything..... Oh and you don't need " the tool "

[Eddy_t]

You don't need a piston stop and you don't need to hit anything..... Oh and you don't need " the tool "

 

You come undo the clutch on my 090, tools are a must

 

 

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[Stubby]

You come undo the clutch on my 090, tools are a must

 

 

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I said for doing it up you don't need a tool

[wyk]

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 used to do that. Last time I did it, I had to order the replacement part from the US. You'd be amazed how far a clutch can jettison when you have a plastic clutch cover.

[wyk]

I suppose you haven't heard about wedges?

 

I haven't had to use a wedge to buck wood since I was 19. That was back when Reagan was president and you were about to retire.

[Eddy_t]

I said for doing it up you don't need a tool

 

I use them for undoing clutches, only do em hand tight when they go back on, they tighten themselves, especially if I'm testing the saw

 

 

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[Stubby]

I use them for undoing clutches, only do em hand tight when they go back on, they tighten themselves, especially if I'm testing the saw

 

 

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Well that is exactly what I said in my post a little way back ....

[Eddy_t]

Yeah, but I wouldn't remove one with a screwdriver, I've done that once, ripped the clutch apart!

 

 

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[Stubby]

Yeah, but I wouldn't remove one with a screwdriver, I've done that once, ripped the clutch apart!

 

 

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I only use huskys now and on , say , a 346 which is a spin on - spin off clutch I have an aluminium drift which I give the clutch a tonk and it spins off . Compression is enough ( pull out the de comp button ) . When you spin it back on finger tight , rev the saw , sap the brake on and Bobs yer uncle and Fannys yer aunt .

[spudulike]

I used to do that. Last time I did it, I had to order the replacement part from the US. You'd be amazed how far a clutch can jettison when you have a plastic clutch cover.

 

About the same as having the clutch come off when firing a saw up without the clutch cover being on I should think:blushing: