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  1. stewmo

    Climber

    Experienced freeland climber Tickets wise: 30/31, 38/39, 41 plus chipper/stump grinder Experienced with multi day rigging work, crane work, reductions - all aspects of climbing! Can supply a 12mm rigging kit for light work
  2. Yeah we debated this clutch issue in this thread….18 months ago…. So clutch, drum and bearing all got swopped out then. So not long ago really considering. I don’t believe it’s a lubrication issue. I will check crank for wear.
  3. Good idea. Going to need a big vise grip!
  4. Trying to get the drum off the needle bearing and shaft. Absolutely no movement whatsoever. Guess as the bearing has failed spectacularly it has wedged itself between shaft and drum. Any ideas for removal? I’m stumped. Thanks for all the comments
  5. I’ll check that.
  6. Husky genuine
  7. Will have to look back at my service record and see if any correlation
  8. It’s plastic…..could be wear on drum…..?
  9. Exactly. Something is causing it. Nothing I am doing is any different from before or with any of my other saws. Brake band is an idea….
  10. Clutch is fairly new so I think unlikely but you never know
  11. I get what you are saying. But why now? The saw is years old and never had a problem before.
  12. My 550xp seems to be chewing through needle bearings. Just had one go today that is only 5 weeks old and some days or even weeks the saw doesn't even get used. The one before that lasted 3 months. When I took the last one off it was almost melted on to the inside of the clutch drum. And today the same sypmtoms......chain spinning on idle and when chain brake applied the saw stalls, presumably because the crank can't turn. So I am assuming when I take this one off it will be same. Once is an oddity but twice....makes me want to know what is going on? Is there a deeper issue here that needs correcting as well? Thoughts welcome!!
  13. Hope it fully resolved soon
  14. Thanks. How long for climbing? As a freelance climber not sure what light duties would entail!!
  15. How did the recovery and return to work go? Just got my diagnosis of left side ingunial last week!
  16. The ring puffer hole! If it wasn’t you Spud I’d think you were taking the piss!! Thanks, relaxation occurring as I type 🤣
  17. Got a piece missing off my 576xp and I can’t work it out from the parts diagrams….it may be that it’s integral to the case and not replaceable. Anyone got a clue? Thanks in advance
  18. Summer 2021 doesn't seem that long ago to me. But when were the items put into service?
  19. Yeah felt like I did everything right but what to do! Thanks for those settings. Got a tach so maybe one day when I’m feeling brave! Honestly I just can’t be without this saw anymore so if I **************** the tuning it’s not worth it.
  20. Thanks. I tried cleaning with carb cleaner and it looked fantastic but then the saw ran like shit after that so I got a new one and it was fine. The carbs are so sensitive and I’m not confident to tune them. A 200 I can tune but the echo…nope
  21. I have one. But they just don’t seem to clean up that well. The fuel and oil and whatnot just builds up and you notice it in the performance when you get a new one. Don’t know really. It’s only this saw I have this with, all my others fine. So I guess I just put it down to the finnicketyness of the saw in general. They seem quite fussy.
  22. Thanks mate. That’s great info
  23. Just wondering on the difference on these two…. Air Filter - Echo CS-2511TES SKYLANDEQUIPMENT.COM Air filter for the Echo CS2511TES chainsaw. Complete air filter includes both halves as per picture. A Genuine Echo product Part number A226002140 This one I have and seem to have to replace fairly regularly. Notice Chainsawbars has this one at 3x the price….looks like fabric rather than plastic mesh A226001991 Air Filter Echo 2511TES - both halves of filter WWW.CHAINSAWBARS.CO.UK A226001991 Air Filter Echo 2511TES - both halves of filter. This gives you a full replacement air filter for this saw. Any wisdom on the differences?
  24. I've had the non-ce cougar blue for over 2 years now and it's definitely worn but will go some more. Can't fault it. Definitely thinking about the squir for next rope - it's priced very well. Interested that the velocity and voyager are good for srt as on the website they give an elongation of 3% which would be bouncy as f*ck....so must be a different figure to what others are quoting. Usually thinking about 2 or less good for srt.....

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