Struggling to get the clutch off my 550

[Darrin Turnbull]

Here try this

 

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[Outlaw333]

I can find them for other saws but can't seem to for the 550, might have to see what I can cook up in my lab, I have a soldering iron, a ships sextant and a barbie with no head..

[Mark Bolam]

Got to be better than whacking a combi spanner through your plums!

Mick at Jonesies, Mark at Skyland or Rob at Gustharts would know which one will fit.

 

 

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Special tool part no. 502541601 this will fit into the clutch centre with a 19mm nut on the outside, you can then use a socket and impact wrench.

[spudulike]

Special tool part no. 502541601 this will fit into the clutch centre with a 19mm nut on the outside, you can then use a socket and impact wrench.

 

Or if you are creative, you can make a tool out of an old socket or a piece of sturdy plate steel, some dowels and a bit of brazing - just get creative or spend some dosh!

 

The husky ones without a hex boss are the worst but the tool makes it easier!

[Mark_Skyland]

I have it down as 575 25 14-01 and it costs us dealers more than twice the price Mark paid for it so dont buy one from me:laugh1:

 

You on friendly terms with Mick then?

 

They are great little bits of kit does make short work, although I do usually go for the give it a quick whack like already mentioned earlier on, if no joy the tool and an impact wrench.

[RichieR]

Where'd you get that from Mark?

 

I need a skin graft every time I change sprockets.

 

Buxtons Joe. They easy peezy lemon squeezy

[Mark Bolam]

I have it down as 575 25 14-01 and it costs us dealers more than twice the price Mark paid for it so dont buy one from me:laugh1:

 

You on friendly terms with Mick then?

 

They are great little bits of kit does make short work, although I do usually go for the give it a quick whack like already mentioned earlier on, if no joy the tool and an impact wrench.

 

I am mates with Mick, but I think he said I had to bring Vaseline next time I met him?

£6 might have been totally wrong, but I remember it wasn't that much for the joy it bought me!

 

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[SawTroll]

Its a lefthanded thread . I find if you make sure the decomp is poped out fully , with a aluminium or copper drift and a mallet a couple of sharp taps and it spins off . Compression is usually enough I find . There will be some little indicators / arrows for direction to spin off and some little flats to rest the drift on .

True - those outboard Husky clutches must be the easiest of all to (litterally) knock off.

 

There is ZERO need for any special tools - even a scrench and a suitable stick of wood works.

Edited July 4, 2015 by SawTroll

[Stubby]

I am mates with Mick, but I think he said I had to bring Vaseline next time I met him?

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£6 buys a good dollop of vaseline ....enjoy Mark