Huskqvarna Clutch Lube ?

[223fan]

I bought a slightly used husky 440 the thing runs great. My question is how do you lube the needle bearing in/under the clutch? Pictures would be great. I called husqvarna and they sent me a printout of the Manuel but I can't find it in there. Thanks. By the way the saw starts easy and no oil leaks.

 

[stihlavarna]

You have to remove the clutch.

 

[223fan]

That's what I figured. Anyone know of a good place to get the tools needed for this? Thanks

 

[computeruser]

A scrench, a short length of clothesline, and a hammer will do it for getting the clutch off. When you reinstall, throw some antiseize on the crank threads.

 

[ndlawrence]

View attachment 310272 You don't have to remove the clutch to lube the needle bearing. That's what the hole in the end of the crank is for. Use a sprocket tip grease pin like I have pictured.

 

[223fan]

Thanks that sounds a lot better than pulling the clutch.

 

[GVS]

View attachment 310272 You don't have to remove the clutch to lube the needle bearing. That's what the hole in the end of the crank is for. Use a sprocket tip grease pin like I have pictured.

Didn't know husky was this way but Jred is.