Clutches - Shindaiwa 300 Service Manual

Clutch Hub/
STEP 1. Make sure the chain brake is re-
Drum Removal
(Model 757)
STEP 2. Lock the engine crankshaft by
STEP 3. Remove the clutch cover nuts, and
STEP 4. Remove the E-ring from behind the
STEP 5. Remove the cup washer, and then
STEP 6. Using clutch shoe puller tool
leased and that the saw chain is free to
rotate
removing the spark plug and then inserting
a plastic piston stop or length of starter
cord through the spark plug hole
(Figure 6.7).
then remove the clutch cover. If the saw
chain and guide bar have not been previ-
ously removed, loosen the guide bar
adjusting screw and remove the chain and
bar now.
crankshaft nut. (Figure 6.10)
ATTENTION!
The crankshaft nut forms the slot for the
E-ring, and should never be removed
unless damaged. If the crankshaft nut
must be removed, use hand tools only
and remove the nut in a clockwise
direction (Figure 6.11).
remove the clutch drum and bearing. If the
rim sprocket is to be replaced, it can be
lifted from the clutch drum at this time.
(Figure 6.12)
p/n 22169-96580, rotate the clutch shoe
assembly clockwise to remove (Figure
6.13).

Clutches

Figure 6.10 Removing the E-ring
Figure 6.11 Crankshaft Nut Removal
Figure 6.12 Drum Assembly
CLH-63
p/n 22169-96580
Figure 6.13 Removing the 757 Clutch Shoe Assembly
Shindaiwa Inc. 1995
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Section
E-ring
CLH-05
TO REMOVE NUT
CLH-62
Cup Washer
Rim
Sprocket
Clutch Drum
Bearing
Shoe
Assembly
CLH-06
Clockwise to
remove
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