Husqvarna K 1260 Workshop Manual page 17

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28–33 lbf·ft/38–45 Nm
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FLYWHEEL
Mount the screw press
Press off the flywheel
Lock the socket and screw in the
centre screw.
Check the key and keyway
If the keyway in the flywheel is
damaged, the flywheel must be
replaced.
The key on the crankshaft can
be replaced.
Fit the flywheel
The crankshaft and the centre of
the flywheel must be free from
grease when assembling.
Align the key in the fly wheel
with the keyway on the cranks-
haft. Fit the washer and nut.
Tightening torque
28–33 lbf·ft/38–45 Nm
Use a torque wrench to tighten
the nut.
Press off the flywheel
Lock the outer socket with a wrench and
screw in the centre screw until the flyw-
heel releases.
Hint: If the flywheel is sitting very firm-
ly, you can knock lightly with a hammer
on the screw to the flywheel to release. At
the same time lift the machine slightly
from the base by the tool handle.
Check the key and keyway
If the keyway in the flywheel is damaged,
the flywheel must be replaced.
The key on the crankshaft can be
removed and replaced.
Since the ignition timing is determined
by the flywheel position on the crank -
shaft, the parts must have exactly the
right location relative to each other.
The centre nut's force alone is not
capable of holding the flywheel in the
correct position.
Fit the flywheel
The crankshaft and the centre of the
flywheel must be free from grease when
assembling.
Align the key in the fly wheel with the
keyway on the crankshaft. Fit the washer
and nut.
Tightening torque
28–33 lbf·ft/38–45 Nm
Use a torque wrench to tighten the nut.
Remove the tool and hook up the
springs on the start hooks.