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I heard through the grapevine that a load had to he sent back to stihl due to a failure but never heard what it was... I guess now if the fault has been fixed there's not much to worry about??

 

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The fault is that the saw is too powerful for the clutch needle bearing and if atfer a while the needle bearing starts to break up and melt and then scores/ damages the crank shaft needing a full rebuild with a new crank.

They are a good saw to use very powerful etc but if this problem isnt sorted its going to put people off eventually.

I know of six saws that this has happened to, a couple of them twice! Not sure what to recommend only keep checking condition of bearing and replace every so often.?

M

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The fault is that the saw is too powerful for the clutch needle bearing and if atfer a while the needle bearing starts to break up and melt and then scores/ damages the crank shaft needing a full rebuild with a new crank.

They are a good saw to use very powerful etc but if this problem isnt sorted its going to put people off eventually.

I know of six saws that this has happened to, a couple of them twice! Not sure what to recommend only keep checking condition of bearing and replace every so often.?

M

 

Here what you do ...Husky 550 or 560 ... simples . :001_smile:

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