Where to buy clutch removal tool

[Deleted member 149229]

Looking to buy a clutch removal tool for an Echo 590, also a piston stop. Baily’s, Randy’s Small Engine, ....??? Just looking for recommendations, not sure of part numbers so I want to make sure that who I order them from knows the correct parts to ship. Thanks.

 

[HarleyT]

Put up a pic of the clutch.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Put up a pic of the clutch.

Been here enough I should have known to include pic, my fault, 3 spring.

 

[s sidewall]

Those are tricky to get off with a brass punch, I caught the devil getting one off Sunday evening. You'll definitely want the tool to remove.

Steve

 

[homemade]

I shoved a pickle fork in mine. With a piston stop in and big screwdriver in the fork. I was able to break it loose. Not too bad.

 

[Deleted member 117362]

Cut a socket with an angle grinder to use on 1/2 inch impact.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Cut a socket with an angle grinder to use on 1/2 inch impact.

With my luck, I’ll spend $10 to hopefully avoid problems. Probably should shut my mouth but here’s my luck. 30 minutes ago I saw a spider on the ceiling, I hate spiders. Run to the kitchen a grab a paper towel and run back in the living room. Jump up on the couch never taking into consideration the ceiling fan that was running. Just got the bleeding stopped! I’ll use a factory tool, can’t even run a paper towel tonight.

 

[s sidewall]

Those ceiling fans will do some damage, forgot I had the one in the living room going and I was mopping the floors, those thangs don't like mop handles one bit.

Steve

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Those ceiling fans will do some damage, forgot I had the one in the living room going and I was mopping the floors, those thangs don't like mop handles one bit.

Steve

Not fond of a human head either.

 

[Philbert]

I would start with Bailey's. Call during the day to speak with someone who knows what they are talking about.

Could also ask an Echo dealer. @Definitive Dave may carry one.

I like the STIHL piston stop if not using rope. It does not care what brand of piston.

Philbert

 

[Deleted member 149229]

I would start with Bailey's. Call during the day to speak with someone who knows what they are talking about.

Could also ask an Echo dealer. @Definitive Dave may carry one.

I like the STIHL piston stop if not using rope. It does not care what brand of piston.

Philbert

Have a number or website for Dave? Thanks.

 

[ray benson]

5. Install piston stopper 897537-30130 in spark
plug hole to stop crankshaft rotation.
6. Rotate clutch assembly clockwise by hand until
it cannot be rotated further.
7. Loosen clutch assembly (Left-hand thread) rotating
clockwise with clutch tool 897505-16133
and remove it.
NOTE: Do not use power tools. Otherwise, piston
damage may occur.
http://www.sawagain.com/echo-cs-370...0-clutch-puller-removal-tool-new-89750516133/

 

[Deleted member 149229]

5. Install piston stopper 897537-30130 in spark
plug hole to stop crankshaft rotation.
6. Rotate clutch assembly clockwise by hand until
it cannot be rotated further.
7. Loosen clutch assembly (Left-hand thread) rotating
clockwise with clutch tool 897505-16133
and remove it.
NOTE: Do not use power tools. Otherwise, piston
damage may occur.
http://www.sawagain.com/echo-cs-370...0-clutch-puller-removal-tool-new-89750516133/

Thanks, wanted part numbers.

 

[Philbert]

Have a number or website for Dave? Thanks.

He's a member and sponsor, so hopefully, he will chime in.

Otherwise:
http://chainsawcc.com/

https://www.ebay.com/str/chainsawconservationcomponents

Philbert

 

[Deleted member 149229]

He's a member and sponsor, so hopefully, he will chime in.

Otherwise:
http://chainsawcc.com/

https://www.ebay.com/str/chainsawconservationcomponents

Philbert

Nada on the Echo Parts but thanks.

 

[Philbert]

Nada on the Echo Parts but thanks.

Thought that there might be some Husqvarna 3-leg removal tools that also fit that clutch.

Philbert

 

[Deleted member 149229]

And for those of you that aren’t sure of the power of a ceiling fan, kinda like underestimating that 30cc Saw.

 

[CR888]

Its kinda silly echo don't specify those clutches be made with either grooves that will accept a punch or scrench so you can tap them with a hammer like the Husky ones or have a small hex extension that would accept a 19mm-3/4" socket. I've sacrificed a plumbers tube socket before for a clutch.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Its kinda silly echo don't specify those clutches be made with either grooves that will accept a punch or scrench so you can tap them with a hammer like the Husky ones or have a small hex extension that would accept a 19mm-3/4" socket. I've sacrificed a plumbers tube socket before for a clutch.

The cost of the tool is $10-$15 and my buddy and I have 4 so it may get used again. What tics me off is the price of Echo and Makita air filters.

 

[Philbert]

Its kinda silly echo don't specify those clutches be made with either grooves that will accept a punch or scrench so you can tap them with a hammer like the Husky ones . . .

Maybe they want you to have to take it to the dealer.

I have one that I bought for my CS400 - guess that it is the same. Have not used it yet.

Looks like there are a few, similar looking tools:
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chainsaw-Parts/Repair-Tools/Clutch-Removal-Tools-for-Echo-Chainsaws/

Philbert