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Thanks spud!, i'll dismantle it in the next few days and measure the bearings in mm's and get back to you.

does anybody know if the crank shaft bearings and seals from a husqvarna 372 will fit on a 576xp autotune? a lot of the parts from a 372 will fit a 576 so i was wondering if anyone has tried this or knows if it's possible,thanks in advance guys,mike.

does anybody in the swansea area have any work for me? i have cs 30/31,first aid,cscs card and several environmental qualifications,own chainsaws,pole saws, brushcutters/strimmers,mowers,all garden hand tools,all ppe and chainsaw kit,own transport.

i am very hard working and i'm eager to find a job in arb or garden maintenance/landscaping.any work would be very much appreciated,thanks,mike.

take the spark plug out,look down the spark plug hole and turn the clutch until you see that the piston is on it's way back up (important) put a length of nylon cord down the spark plug hole to fill the piston pot and stop the piston from moving,now get a hammer and large flathead screwdriver and hit the clutch shoe in the direction marked "off" (stamped on the clutch shoe).it should now have loosened enough to unscrew it by hand and take off.

another way to do it would be to remove the starter chord casing,you will see a bolt in the center,use a ring or closed end spanner or maybe a socket set to hold that tight with your foot with the saw on the floor (or get someone else to hold it tight) and knock the clutch off with a hammer and flathead screwdriver in the same way as before. hope this helps you

hi,are you still looking for staff by any chance? i have some experience and i'm a qualified groundie with my own saws,ppe,transport etc... and i live in swansea,let me know if you have any work for me,many thanks,mike.

hi everyone,my name is mike and i was wondering if anyone has any work going for a groundworker in the swansea area,i have cs30/31, my own chiansaws and kit, ppe,and own transport,i'm very hard working and eager to learn more about arboriculture and would eventually like to become a climber,any work you could send my way would be very much appreciated,thanks guy's