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Time for a new rim on the 359 ?

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by bogydave, Oct 18, 2017.

  1. bogydave

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    Gotta run to the power sport store for outboard stuff
    They have husqy parts, gonna replace rim
    Buy a new one to have in saw box.
    Showing some wear
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    They had a needle bearing
    Replacing it too
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    You wouldn't have a part number for a piston stop tool? Thanks
     
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    I'd say it had a few miles on it. :saw:
     
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    No number , but you can likely pick one up at places like Bailey’s ,etc . Use the plastic ones Avoid the metal ones .
    To be honest, I’ve had better luck using starter rope . Just make sure that the piston is above the exhaust port before you feed it into the plug hole .
     
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    Fair enough. Thanks for the info and the advice, much appreciated.
     
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    I use an air impact
    Couple bumps , comes off easy
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    1st time I used rope, then anti-siezed the threads
    Now clutch comes off easy
     
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    The parts store carries Oregon parts
     
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    I just use the scrench and a hammer. A couple hits & is loose.
     
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