Anybody out there know the crose reference clutch for this saw? I broke the clutch on removal and fell down while kicking myself in the back side! Thanks for looking.
Alpina p-500 clutch
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cus_deluxe
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What size threads?
I need to get out some dies and find out. Same size as a 028 but wrong thread.
Well , I have no idea how to find the size and thread of a left hand clutch?
Do you have or have access to thread pitch gauges?
Little Al
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Being an Alpina saw it will be Metric pitch /gauge thread probably coarse/std size
Little Al
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The Alpina pt#for the p500clutch is 4251750 although a time back when I last bought parts for an Alpina prof 55 the 2stores I used show that Pt# as NLA
I didn't think that a right hand pitch gauge would work? Thanks for the number of the part, I'll put this on the other site also and see if I get a hit. Never broke a clutch tapping one loose before, had to be on something like this.
It is just threads per inch or mm so the left or right rotation makes little difference. I have never had the pleasure to work on an Alpina so not a clue as to what a clutch on them looks like. A pict of it and some measurements may yield some results as most European made saws would run metric threaded clutches.
Little Al
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Click on Motoruf.com select Diagrams & parts on left Bring up Alpina scroll down till you get Kettensagan & then serie p400/450/500 that will give you drawings & #list this is one of the NLA company's & they don't ship out of Europe
I want to thank all for the replies! I ordered a set of thread/pitch gauges and should get them soon, thought that i had some? Been really busy with a brother in law moving and no time to mess with it. The shaft is the same size as a 028 but the threads on the clutch were different, larger shaft that a 029 or husky 55. I'll update when I get the gauges, thanks!
That`s just the thing, clutches come in a lot of different physical sizes along with the size and thread of the crank. There may well be another clutch setup that will swap in that saw, have done so more than once on older saws that are difficult to find parts for. When looking I took all the physical dimensions and recorded them, then the search through hundreds of junked saws began and as luck sometimes came my way once in a while I had what was needed and did not know it until the need came. Wish I knew more about the Alpinas but not a saw I ever encountered.
I would be looking at Sachs Dolmar lineup to see if something similar was used on them, older Efco saws as well.
I would be looking at Sachs Dolmar lineup to see if something similar was used on them, older Efco saws as well.
cus_deluxe
Commie Satan turd
I'll rattle his chain, great guy!
OK! I took a reading of 1.25 pitch and 11.45mm at the outside of the threads on the crank, the clutch is 2 5/8" across.
Little Al
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That's M 12 coarse/standard pitch thread
