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Stihl 021 - Burnt Clutch & Housing
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<blockquote data-quote="SEAM" data-source="post: 5710340" data-attributes="member: 116683"><p>Keeping the chain sharp helps...</p><p>The Stihl design with the inboard clutch makes it difficult to dissipate excess heat. A sharp chain and ample bar oil will help to prevent overheating.</p><p>Also, if one of the rotating parts (clutch, worm gear etc.) contacts the housing or the brake band contacts the clutch there will be excess heat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SEAM, post: 5710340, member: 116683"] Keeping the chain sharp helps... The Stihl design with the inboard clutch makes it difficult to dissipate excess heat. A sharp chain and ample bar oil will help to prevent overheating. Also, if one of the rotating parts (clutch, worm gear etc.) contacts the housing or the brake band contacts the clutch there will be excess heat. [/QUOTE]
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