How to tell when a clutch on a husky needs to be replaced ?
How hard is it to do ?
Any links to how to ?
Thanks
How hard is it to do ?
Any links to how to ?
Thanks
How to tell when a clutch on a husky needs to be replaced ?
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johneh
Minister of Fire
I guess they were bad.
New
How they both looked
Hard to tell the diff. from a 350 or the 142 .
Bearings were good on both saws.( that bolt was just so I could take the pics)
I had to change out the chain on the 142 ..not much teeth on the drive side of the chain..
Oh ya the noise is gone..
New
How they both looked
Hard to tell the diff. from a 350 or the 142 .
Bearings were good on both saws.( that bolt was just so I could take the pics)
I had to change out the chain on the 142 ..not much teeth on the drive side of the chain..
Oh ya the noise is gone..
johneh
Minister of Fire
Wood1Dennis
Burning Hunk
I had that happen a couple of years back with my 350. It started breaking chains it was so bad.
Changing the clutch was pretty simple. Now I keep an eye on the teeth whenever I change a chain.
Changing the clutch was pretty simple. Now I keep an eye on the teeth whenever I change a chain.
