it's cheap homesteading here and today I'm going to remove this clutch off my
husky 55 so I can get the rim sprocket off the reason I'm doing this is because
the husky has a three to five chain and I wanted to get a longer bar and I
wanted to get a ripping chains because I haven't chain saw mill I wanted to try I
don't have a bigger saw it'd be nice but this is what I got so I'm gonna give
this a trot so to put three a chain on this side through the plot should change
the rim sprocket so let's go do this so first we're gonna remove the bar
okay so now we're down to the clutch the clutch is left-hand threads so to
actually loosen it you got to turn it right and to tighten it you turn it left
so what I use is an impact and a 15 mil socket you get a rag or something in
case something catches you don't want to get your hand or wear gloves okay so now
gun screw the clutch you set that down you pull out the outside part of the
question and here is your rim sprocket and it's a three to five so I went out
there's an organ 3h chain rim sprocket we're gonna blow this off you blow this
off good because you don't want dirt in the bearing so we get our new rim
sprocket and you slide it over your clutch it's easier if you set it down
like this and then slide it on okay so now you get you screw on the clutch and
tighten it up and we'll put the bar on it
there you go lunch is installed okay so you get your bar and I ordered a ripping
chain for it this saw is gonna be grossly underpowered for the size of our
grant you but it won't all be sitting at the wood because my bean machine blocks
this much of the bark so I'm hoping now they've got too much of a difference
there we go we got it all
the team break back
chanting up the chain
so there you go we've changed the shrimp sprocket on a husky 55