good stuff tim. I made a Word document out of it for when... and for when...
Nik's Poulan Thread
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Good point Jerry. A lot of stuff disappeared in the last crash.
yep. I've learned to save what I want for future reference.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
Any tricks to pulling the worm gear on a 2600 clammy ?
I seem to recall a recent discussion about the subject in general that mentioned a puller similar to the one pictured being the easiest method. Mine's for Husky 51's/55's, but you should get the idea. Screw it on, crank the bolt while holding the nut, bingo. Use it as a driver during re-installation. 'Course a two-jaw puller or a hammer and a screwdriver may work just as well for the 2600, too. Couldn't use either of those approaches on the Huskys and bit the bullet for the puller since I'm rebuilding several of em from the ground up right now.
Is the 2600 the wired looking one or the solid style? Either way the plastic worm gear tool for the wire type one is less then $3. The metal one for the solid style is less then $5. Get them both IMO. I did with extras to send to folks once. Sent 1 to Oz recently.
Black plastic one under $3 for wire style
Bottom right metal one is the soild worm gear puller for $5.
Bottom right metal one is the soild worm gear puller for $5.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
It's the wire type gear.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
I need 2 seals and the puller thingy
Dont get much cheaper. under $3 for wire puller.
I may be leading you down the wrong path.
Which one? I take it you mean first one.
Which one? I take it you mean first one.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
It's like #2
But it's a wire pinion gear
I can spread the teeth with a screw driver
But it's a wire pinion gear
I can spread the teeth with a screw driver
Dont use my info then. I am not sure on your 2600.
Your 2600 comes back to this gear puller 530031136. Which I dont have.
Pogo is yours 530031136
Pogo is yours 530031136
Just looked Aaron has a thread on this above gear puller and saws it works on else where.
Mine's an OEM Husky 502509901, but with the extra pieces/parts also included.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-OEM-Hus...5d18eb6&pid=100009&rk=1&rkt=1&sd=301457472637
His saw not listed even in the husky version.
Adirondackstihl sent you a Pm on another site with the thread for the correct puller.
You asked if my version of the puller was a 530031136. It isn't. I provided the info on mine and a link listing the saws it was designed to service. Sorry if that caused anyone any confusion. Just wanted to illustrate what the correct type of tool may be best for the task at hand.
And I've received no private correspondence on the subject from anyone.
And I've received no private correspondence on the subject from anyone.
Adirondackstihl
Flyz, Fuel & Fotos
Sorry for messin up your Poulan thread......
I'll go back to STIHL & Dolmar land..
I'll go back to STIHL & Dolmar land..
