alderman
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Can you grease the bearing on the 757 through the hole in the end of the clutch shaft? If so, what kind of grease would you recommend?
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Four Paws
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Wow, I am getting called out...LOL...am I the resident Shindaiwa expert or something?
You most certainly can grease the clutch bearing through the hole in the end of the crankshaft. I have been using high-temp, high-pressure grease, available in the tube at any autoparts store. Just bought one of these - it works great on the bar and the clutch bearings!
Buy it here - http://store.baileys-online.com/cgi-bin/baileys/7?mv_session_id=m3eEbvip&product_sku=17225
How are your saws holding up for you? Mod the muffler on the 757 yet? After I get my woods port 757 finished up - and provided it works out and makes more power - I'll help you with yours if you are interested!
Josh
You most certainly can grease the clutch bearing through the hole in the end of the crankshaft. I have been using high-temp, high-pressure grease, available in the tube at any autoparts store. Just bought one of these - it works great on the bar and the clutch bearings!
Buy it here - http://store.baileys-online.com/cgi-bin/baileys/7?mv_session_id=m3eEbvip&product_sku=17225
How are your saws holding up for you? Mod the muffler on the 757 yet? After I get my woods port 757 finished up - and provided it works out and makes more power - I'll help you with yours if you are interested!
Josh
alderman
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Another question
How often do you grease this bearing?
How often do you grease this bearing?
BlueRidgeMark
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Four Paws said:
Yes! And you're stuck with it! Get used to it!
BlueRidgeMark
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Four Paws said:
Yes! And you're stuck with it! Get used to it!
Four Paws
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alderman said:
I grease it every time I change the chain. And, just a tiny bit of grease is needed - not even a full pump - you don't want to over-do-it.
BlueRidgeMark said:
I don't mind - like to help when I can!
