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Old 7th August 2010, 11:14 AM   #1
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On the HT75 sprocket setup there are 3 concave/convex washers that i assume make up some sort of a basic clutch setup, any on know what order they go on.

i'm all googled out

(Manual calles it a "friction clutch")
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Old 8th August 2010, 12:11 PM   #2
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Hi MTS247, I've got to be a bit careful giving advice on this as there are at least 2 versions of the HT75 that I'm aware of, probably more! The one I own is about 6 years old. On mine the washers are assembled like this: big one onto shaft 1st - then sprocket - then the 2 smaller ones. However, they do not act as a clutch. The saw has a dog clutch down where the engine & main bearing join together (please see pictures below) The first pic is an old salvaged engine showing the dog clutch, which is under where the white & orange shrouds meet in the last pic. Hope this helps!
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Old 8th August 2010, 12:43 PM   #3
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Thats the same as mine, but as there is no spline for the sprocket to go on to, the preasure from the 2 smaller washers keeps the sprocket in place.
thanks for the order of the washers.
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Hi MTS247, I've got to be a bit careful giving advice on this as there are at least 2 versions of the HT75 that I'm aware of, probably more! The one I own is about 6 years old. On mine the washers are assembled like this: big one onto shaft 1st - then sprocket - then the 2 smaller ones. However, they do not act as a clutch. The saw has a dog clutch down where the engine & main bearing join together (please see pictures below) The first pic is an old salvaged engine showing the dog clutch, which is under where the white & orange shrouds meet in the last pic. Hope this helps!
I got it wrong! that one does have a friction clutch!
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