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Got some Salsa dip yesterday, "Hot" & "Medium". Got some more "Hot" today AM.
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I have always just tightened them as much as I could with the various clutch tools I have which are not great. Have not had one come off...
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Nothing like a clutch burnout on the shop floor
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I honestly never do more than spin it on by hand but all mine are inboard clutches.
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I have done this (torquing using piston stop) and had them come loose. But each person needs to figure out what works for them. And yes...
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Exploding a clutch in the shop is a rite of passage. That moment when you realize you still have both eye's is priceless. Also you...
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I hand tighten There are a few ways to get things tight, but the saw, in theory will tighten the clutch down as it’s turning in the...
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Some people have no sense of adventure!
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Well, you're no fun...
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Unless you are using a multi-speed/torque, 1/4" impact that you can dial down as needed, just use a piece of pull rope in the plug hole...
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Don't forget to put the clutch cover back on when testing the saw, don't want a clutch to come loose and spin off of the saw at great...
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Torque to spec if possible. Have had a few things come loose ‘impact tight’. Don’t reinstall with starter recoil installed
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I use an impact to reinstall them. I used to use a piston lock and ratchet but I found the impact to be more reliable. Just make sure...
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Hand tight works just put it in a log for a second right after starting. Or do it with the impact. Either way works.
