Husky and "toolless" sprocket change

[PES+]

Accessories

 

[cuttinscott]

Accessories

Last I checked yes the scrench is a accessory that comes with the saw, but the hammer does not come with Dolmars..... Maybe it does come with Huskies:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
But I will still call them TOOLS

Scott

 

[bwalker]

Here is the pic I promised.

 

[PES+]

They go in the utility belt

 

[blis]

Last I checked yes the scrench is a accessory that comes with the saw, but the hammer does not come with Dolmars..... Maybe it does come with Huskies:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
But I will still call them TOOLS

Scott

Hammer can be substituted with one blown up stihl found anywhere in the woods, so its toolless since it requires only scrench and hammer/stihl/piece of wood :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[Lakeside53]

I've been looking in the woods for one of those a hammer substitutes for years, but none to be found! Did find some great mushrooms and some young Poulans, but too much plastic to be decent hammer. Guess I'll just keep on lookin':jester:

 

[manual]

Bunch of lightweights!!! I carry a gas powered air copmpressor, my Hobart generator/welder, a heliarc welder, six saws, with enough parts to rebuild them twice, a welding bench, a grinder, a grinding bench and stool to sit on. My gas grill, my flatbottom boat, eight fishing poles, three tackle boxes, four coolers, two for beer one for bait, and one for food, a minnow bucket, a livewell for bait fish. Two cases of bar oil, thirty gallons of gas, two gallons of two stroke mix, five sleeping bags, two tents, two heaters (depending on weather) and enough food and water to last four days!

Gesh, and how much more would ya need iffen there was any trees out there to cut in OZland??

He did not say he takes along a chainsaw. So My guess he would need to take atleast one.

 

[SawTroll]

Every second chain? heck, send them to me; I'll use them!
Takes me a lot more then two chains to get the 0.5mm wear limit. Maybe I sharpen mine too much??

I know I am probably overdoing it a bit, as I probably do with maintenance in general - but better safe than sorry....

 

[stihltech]

Tooless?

let's see, need to remove clutch with scrench and hammer to replace sprocket on Husky.
Remove one clip to remove sprocket on Stihl, except 009.

Stihl wins, 2 to 1:rockn:

 

[blis]

let's see, need to remove clutch with scrench and hammer to replace sprocket on Husky.
Remove one clip to remove sprocket on Stihl, except 009.

Stihl wins, 2 to 1:rockn:

As i said, hammer isnt necessary, piece of wood does just fine...

 

[SawTroll]

let's see, need to remove clutch with scrench and hammer to replace sprocket on Husky.
Remove one clip to remove sprocket on Stihl, except 009.

Stihl wins, 2 to 1:rockn:

I agree, regarding the outboard clutch of the smaller Huskys, but the 372xp etc are just like the Stihls, in this regard.

They are much more convenient, as long as you keep spare clips - they tend to fly away, and hide........

 

[AZLOGGER]

I agree, regarding the outboard clutch smaller Huskys, but the 372xp etc are just like the Stihls, in this regard.

They are much more convenient, as long as you keep spare clips - they tend to fly away, and hide........

We call those dammit clips=Dammit where in the hell did that clip go?

 

[Hard Knocks]

Of course in Canada we have to be REALLY prepared. Everything sawinredneck said plus a dog sled, 6 Hudson's Bay blankets, a dozen cans of tobacco and enough jerky to last to spring. Did anyone mention a spare spark plug - that too.

Joe

You forgot about the portable workshop and wood stove!