Youngbuck20
ArboristSite Guru
Yes it is
Yes it is
I doubt its the clutch being bad. They are very tough on chainsaws. I would make sure the chain is free in the bar, check the drum for wear while it is off, put some greese on that bearing while its out, re-assemble and cut wood. See what happens then.
just out of curiosity in the picture of the clutch assembly. the bottom clutch shoe looks like it has a crack go up the middle or is that a illusion.
You can take off that plastic cover on the side of the saw to get a good look at the oiler pump. Then you will be able to see if the control screw is there for sure or not, could just be something blocking the hole in the bottom of the saw?
I'll give that a shot tomorrow, the screw is gone cause I can see the threads but wouldn't mind checkin out the oiler for any obvious damage. I'll post a pic too cause it may look good to me but that doesn't mean much. Those screws holding the cover on supposed to be at 1000ft/lbs? Lol
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