guy with a chainsaw
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My brother has the 600 with the same bar and chain and it's budder smooth he did a clutch on his as well
Pioneer Holiday 1100G
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Also, what is printed on the box and what i actually in the box often comes into debate on saw parts as old as these are. I have a heapof parts that came my way in boxes labeled as containing a certain size part for a specific saw but the part won`t fit. Many of these older saw parts we find these days were often, returns, someone bought a part and swapped it out for another similar part,then returned it to a vendor, it just got put back in inventory and when that inventory got sold off often when a business closed or the owner passed on , incorrectly labled boxes often make their way to old saw collectors like myself. I have to then verify what part it actually is and what it fits. I have received spline drive drums that were other than what was marked on the box.
guy with a chainsaw
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I can give you the part number later on when I'm at the shop if this will help I still have the box I think it's got some numbers on it as well.
Thanks for telling me about that really dose make since if the clutch is a return or mis placed or something this is better than a book on mysteries lol
Thanks for telling me about that really dose make since if the clutch is a return or mis placed or something this is better than a book on mysteries lol
guy with a chainsaw
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If this is true do you know where to get a clutch that is 6t 3/8, the one that was on the saw I do not know what it was I do know it was a 6t that's it but was worn down
guy with a chainsaw
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If this is true do you know where to get a clutch that is 6t 3/8, the one that was on the saw I do not know what it was I do know it was a 6t that's it but was worn down
this is the drum on my saw
this is the drum on my saw
Could you take a pic looking down from the top,something does not look right with the clutch drum setup?
guy with a chainsaw
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Ok i will.
guy with a chainsaw
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This clutch uses a washer style thing I do not know why it dose the old one was the same way.
guy with a chainsaw
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guy with a chainsaw
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How's my muffler that I made
I can see where the drivers are nearly beat off that chain and they won`t fit the drive sprocket very well in that condition, not sure why the drivers are worn off or in that condition but I suspect the drive splines do not match the chain. You should remove the clutch drum and check the drive splines.
That might work better than the stack many of them had from factory,
guy with a chainsaw
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Yes the clutch is wearing it has small groves starting in now the real question is what is this drum the model is the same on the box.
Do you want me to send a clip of what is going on when.
Do you want me to send a clip of what is going on when.
If you can take the clutch drum off I think I may be able to see the numbers on the drum or drive its self, the outer cover does not have much to do with the drive pitch its self.
guy with a chainsaw
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I can take the snap ring off for the washer will come off then you can see a side pic of the drum or I can do it both ways.
Yes , I want to see how the drive tangs fit in the sprocket, I think the sprocket is likely a .404 pitch that is larger than the 3/8" chain you have.
guy with a chainsaw
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If so do you know a good 404 chain that will fit on that bar it's a 20in bar
I will get some pics later to day
I will get some pics later to day
Does that bar have a sprocket tip or is it a hard nose type?
guy with a chainsaw
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It's a sprocket I have a brand new pioneers bar for that saw that is a hard nose too.
guy with a chainsaw
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just look at that chain the teeth are gone 
