Hey guys is the flywheel key made together on these saws I’ve never seen one like this before …and if it allowed does anyone have one they would part with….thanks guys .
Husky 350 flywheel key???
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There is no key. It is cast into the flywheel. That one you have in the photos is shot. Looks cracked and the centering hole is wallowed out of round. Need new or good used FW. Some on eBay....
https://www.ebay.com/itm/334113555689?epid=5015610996&hash=item4dcab844e9:g:WLwAAOSw0N9hF99n
New...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274802350978?epid=1201855691&hash=item3ffb7f1b82:g:gTgAAOSw4TtiAYgq
https://www.ebay.com/itm/334113555689?epid=5015610996&hash=item4dcab844e9:g:WLwAAOSw0N9hF99n
New...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274802350978?epid=1201855691&hash=item3ffb7f1b82:g:gTgAAOSw4TtiAYgq
Thank you very much this had me threw for a few lol
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Yep, need a new flywheel. I made this mistake, torque to OEM service manual spec (not good n tight) and it won't happen again.
granted - that flywheel bore looks shot .... and as mentioned, the "key"
or nub or whatever you wanna call it is cast into flywheel.
FWIW, I have a 445, and a few years back, that nub wore off - the flywheel
wouldn't hold on the shaft. I took a small jewelers file, and filed a groove
in the flywheel arbor to match the grove in the mount shaft, and then clipped
a finish nail with a diameter that matched the slot size, slipped it in as a key,
and that saw's been run'n fine since. YMMV
or nub or whatever you wanna call it is cast into flywheel.
FWIW, I have a 445, and a few years back, that nub wore off - the flywheel
wouldn't hold on the shaft. I took a small jewelers file, and filed a groove
in the flywheel arbor to match the grove in the mount shaft, and then clipped
a finish nail with a diameter that matched the slot size, slipped it in as a key,
and that saw's been run'n fine since. YMMV
