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Re: adjusting a echo cs 280
« on: March 20, 2014, 08:40:45 pm »
no it was the average of different posts that i read across the net some were1 turn out others 2 1/2 and still others 2. but i think the majority was 1 turn or 2 turn. tomorrow ill attempt to remove the clutch drum to see if it has broken springs on the clutch becouse i have been able to idle the saw but the clutch stays engaged. i read somewhere about putting rope into the piston than useing a wrench to remove the bolt holding the drum on. hopefully the drum will slide off after that any suggestions if it doesnt?

 

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