simonRribeiro
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Check that both clutch shoes are free to rotate outwards. I have known them to stick (rust) between the side plates on some Stihl Brushcutters. That will throw it way out of balance.
I will definitely check this ! there was a lot of rust coloured dust that I had previously assumed was just clutch dust. this is something I may have overlooked, I will report back
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yes, I have also changed that bearing, you mean the one actualy in the drum_
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my thinking on the crankshaft is that it is bent on the output part where the clutch fixs on
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the head does have grease, I replaced the bearings in the head first but it was still the same so I then managed to use a second head from another machine but that also made no difference
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I have checked the clutch and the engine mounts, and all look good
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hi
I have a fs450 that works and runs great but has a vibration that I can feel through the handle bars and the hole machine in general.
I have swopped the head from another machine and it is still there, I have fitted a new drive shaft and shaft liner and the vibration is still there.
the vibration is bad enough that using the machine for more than 15mins becomes uncomfortable/painful.
I am now thinking that the crankshaft may be bent !
just wanted any second opinions before I start tearing the engine apart
any help would be much appreciated !
thank Simon
sthill FS450 Vibration
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ok, sorry for the delay, I had a chance to look it over today end the clutch seems fine, no rust and all parts move fine.
I am at a loss, looks like I must have a problem with the engine/crank but I just find it hard to understand.