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Well, I did a big no no, I took a saw apart at my apartment. I previously removed all of the gas and washed the tank out good. I think it's pretty safe to say the saw is toast. What do you guys think? It's a shindaiwa 345. I had high hopes for this saw.
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If you can't find a part I would try parts from a Pioneer 600,630, or 650

Yes, Danarm used popular selling western and eastern models to base their designs from they just used their own engines in them. They did design some of their own saws.

The clutch does look very like a pioneer part. Thanks for the help...... I have a very long-established chainsaw parts supplier looking through stock at the moment for the bearings / sprocket. and also some chain for my old Danarm Whipper...

On another note. How about this one... (picture attached). Another of my old Danarm Chainsaws. 1940's 1950's era. Villiers engined Danarm Tornado. Reduction drive from engine to clutch, and doesn't work horizontally.
 

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The clutch does look very like a pioneer part. Thanks for the help...... I have a very long-established chainsaw parts supplier looking through stock at the moment for the bearings / sprocket. and also some chain for my old Danarm Whipper...

On another note. How about this one... (picture attached). Another of my old Danarm Chainsaws. 1940's 1950's era. Villiers engined Danarm Tornado. Reduction drive from engine to clutch, and doesn't work horizontally.
That is a very popular model, I see a lot of people collecting those tornados.
 
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