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changing a husqvarna sprocket.
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<blockquote data-quote="gdn" data-source="post: 804626" data-attributes="member: 15427"><p>also u can remove recoil on alot of saws and put a spanner on the nut there to hold crank when u undo nut. Pull cord works great, but make sure piston has closed exhaust port (on up stroke) before u start threading it in. I just kept jamming it in there till it fit no more. </p><p></p><p>Don't use a car spark plug as a piston stop, even if you cover the end in rubber :blush:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gdn, post: 804626, member: 15427"] also u can remove recoil on alot of saws and put a spanner on the nut there to hold crank when u undo nut. Pull cord works great, but make sure piston has closed exhaust port (on up stroke) before u start threading it in. I just kept jamming it in there till it fit no more. Don't use a car spark plug as a piston stop, even if you cover the end in rubber :blush: [/QUOTE]
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