Medium
30-60 minutes
This item has been sourced from the original manufacturer to ensure a high level of quality. The metal tool is used to remove the clutch from the crankshaft. This item fits over the clutch and a wrench or ratchet is used to put leverage on the clutch to remove or install it. This item is sold as an individual item.
Clutch Removal Tool 89750516133
OEM part for: Echo
Part Number: 89750516133
$13.40
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This item works with the following types of products:
- Chain Saw Parts
- Saw Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: 89750516130, 89750502830
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Tool was what I needed to remove clutch
arrived quickly after ordering.
Guest -
September 3, 2020
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Right part right price,
Clutch removal tool was exactly what I needed. It was shipped quickly and in a secure package.
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November 27, 2019
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it worked!
I ordered this tool from 4 other sites each one sending the wrong one assuming it would fit my model chainsaw. these folks sent the right one the first time for my model chainsaw. thank you. I have ordered ice makers, ice maker parts, washing machine parts, chainsaw parts all with success from here. I look here first now.
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August 15, 2019
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Worked perfectly
I used it on my Echo cs400. It worked great.
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What clutch removal tool do i need to remove the clutch drum.
Ann
for model number echo cs-3450
asked on 2022-10-01
Hello Ann, thank you for your question. On your website, we have a video that may have the information you are searching for. https://youtu.be/gfz7Y84OI0A. We hope this helps.
eReplacementParts Team October 01, 2022
Will this tool work with the older CS-440EVL? The EVL has a different clutch assembly then the more current CS-440. If it will not work with the EVL can you tell me which removal tool will? Thank you.
Edward
for model number Echo CS-440EVL
asked on 2022-03-03
Hello Edward, thank you for your question. We did not find a tool for your model but did find a How to story that may be of some help. " Clutch is threaded on. Remove one hook on each clutch spring. Find tool like small steel flat chisel that fits in middle of clutch. Then tap it hard counterclockwise. Penetrating oil will help. To remove flywheel, find locknut that fits on end, screw it on end of shaft and then rap the nut with a soft hammer (brass or rubber). Don't ever hit flywheel itself. Center hole is tapered on shaft and held with a cast in key." We hope this helps.
eReplacementParts Team March 03, 2022
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Roller sprocket broke and needed to be replaced.
James - October 26, 2016
👍 11 of 11 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Adjustable Wrench
1. Removed cover plate on sprocket.
2. Removed chain and bar.
3. Removed spark plug and air filter cover
4. Removed spark plug wire and spark plug.
5. Rotated motor until piston at bottom.
6. Put piece of rope in spark plug hole to allow clutch to be removed.
7. Put clutch removal tool on clutch and used adjustable wrench to turn clockwise to loosen.
8. Removed clutch and sprocket bearing (sprocket was gone already)
9. Lubed sprocket bearing and put new roller sprocket on inside of clutch.
10. Replaced clutch assembly with new roller sprocket.
11. Used sprocket tool to tighten counter clockwise.
12. Removed rope from cylinder.
13. Replaced spark plug and put plug wire back on.
14. Replaced spark plug cover.
15. Put bar and chain and sprocket cover back on.
16. Adjusted chain and started saw. (did not need carb kit, filed for future use).
2. Removed chain and bar.
3. Removed spark plug and air filter cover
4. Removed spark plug wire and spark plug.
5. Rotated motor until piston at bottom.
6. Put piece of rope in spark plug hole to allow clutch to be removed.
7. Put clutch removal tool on clutch and used adjustable wrench to turn clockwise to loosen.
8. Removed clutch and sprocket bearing (sprocket was gone already)
9. Lubed sprocket bearing and put new roller sprocket on inside of clutch.
10. Replaced clutch assembly with new roller sprocket.
11. Used sprocket tool to tighten counter clockwise.
12. Removed rope from cylinder.
13. Replaced spark plug and put plug wire back on.
14. Replaced spark plug cover.
15. Put bar and chain and sprocket cover back on.
16. Adjusted chain and started saw. (did not need carb kit, filed for future use).
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Clutch drum/sprocket, bearing and brake shoes excessively worn.
BEN - March 10, 2018
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Socket set, Echo clutch removal tool for CS 370/CS 400
Parts Used
1. Removed air filter/spark plug cover by unscrewing cover thumbscrew (no tool required).
2. Removed spark plug connector from spark plug. Cleaned dirt and debris away from spark plug base using electronics spray cleaner (expensive but really does a good job without damage to any of the plastic parts on the chainsaw). Removed spark plug.
3. Removed clutch cover/brake band assembly from chainsaw using 13 mm socket and removed guide bar and chain. Cleaned all exposed parts with spray cleaner.
4. Using clutch sprocket removal tool, 19 mm socket and 1/2" drive ratchet, rotated engine crank to put the piston in the bottom position of the cylinder. Stuffed 1/4" nylon rope into cylinder to prevent piston from moving too far (the rope serves as a stop for loosening the clutch assembly without damaging the engine internals.
5. The clutch assembly is screwed onto the chainsaw shaft with left hand threads. Using the tools listed in 4. above, loosen and unscrew clutch assembly from chainsaw. An extra hand is helpful if available to help hold things while loosening. Be careful to not lose the washers and bearing assembly during removal. Cleaned everything for inspection.
6. Lubricated the new bearing assembly with grease and installed new clutch parts and followed the above steps in reverse order to complete the job. (Based on inspection, you may have found other parts to replace while you have some of the chainsaw parts removed but this is not discussed in this procedure.) Use care to be sure that the anti-kickback finger on the clutch/brake cover is positioned properly on the anti-kickback lever.Most of the time spent was used for cleaning and inspection.
2. Removed spark plug connector from spark plug. Cleaned dirt and debris away from spark plug base using electronics spray cleaner (expensive but really does a good job without damage to any of the plastic parts on the chainsaw). Removed spark plug.
3. Removed clutch cover/brake band assembly from chainsaw using 13 mm socket and removed guide bar and chain. Cleaned all exposed parts with spray cleaner.
4. Using clutch sprocket removal tool, 19 mm socket and 1/2" drive ratchet, rotated engine crank to put the piston in the bottom position of the cylinder. Stuffed 1/4" nylon rope into cylinder to prevent piston from moving too far (the rope serves as a stop for loosening the clutch assembly without damaging the engine internals.
5. The clutch assembly is screwed onto the chainsaw shaft with left hand threads. Using the tools listed in 4. above, loosen and unscrew clutch assembly from chainsaw. An extra hand is helpful if available to help hold things while loosening. Be careful to not lose the washers and bearing assembly during removal. Cleaned everything for inspection.
6. Lubricated the new bearing assembly with grease and installed new clutch parts and followed the above steps in reverse order to complete the job. (Based on inspection, you may have found other parts to replace while you have some of the chainsaw parts removed but this is not discussed in this procedure.) Use care to be sure that the anti-kickback finger on the clutch/brake cover is positioned properly on the anti-kickback lever.Most of the time spent was used for cleaning and inspection.
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Chain was locking up and was raised up on the bar a bit close to the engine end.
michael - April 3, 2023
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, Clutch Removal Tool
Replaced clutch drum
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oiler stopped working
Jeffery - September 4, 2022
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Hard
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Nutdriver, puller and torx
haven't finished yet cause I can't get the worm gear pressed onto the shaft also it was incredibly difficult to remove same. As for the cs352 that the branch fell on repairs on that went well. On the cs400 oiler repair I would not recommend trying to replace the worm gear unless it is obviously damaged the oiler can be switched out without removing it.
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chain had shredded the clutch drum & related
Harry - February 17, 2022
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, air drill
1. Removed chain cover
2. removed chain and the bar. Cleaned up saw.
3.used special tool to remove left handed screw.
4.puted on new parts, tightened.
5.Put chain & bar back on
6. Put cover back on.
7. reset chain to proper tension.
2. removed chain and the bar. Cleaned up saw.
3.used special tool to remove left handed screw.
4.puted on new parts, tightened.
5.Put chain & bar back on
6. Put cover back on.
7. reset chain to proper tension.
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Rim sprocket was worn and needed replacement.
Randy - May 15, 2021
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Impact wrench and socket, clutch removal tool
Removed spark plug. Removed clutch cover. Fed clean cord down through spark plug hole. Pulled starter rope until piston was firmly against cord inside the cylinder. Placed clutch removal toll inside clutch plate. Spun impact wrench clockwise to remove clutch. Removed bearing and rim sprocket and replaced with new. Replaced clutch assembly exactly how it came off. Tightened counterclockwise. Reassembled bar, chain, clutch cover. Tightened new chain correctly. Removed cord from cylinder and replaced spark plug. The complete job took less than twenty minutes. Try that at a repair service!
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clutch
john - September 21, 2020
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set
removed old clutch
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part of the process for dismanteling the saw for oiling problems
Chalmous - September 4, 2020
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Wrench Set
Parts Used
looked at how the oiling system worked. Was also able to access the fuel and oil lines to replacement.
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Bearing Needle was bad. Clutch Drum was worn.
Michael - July 11, 2020
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Battery powered Impact Wrench
1. Removed Cover to Clutch and removed chain and chain bar.
2. Used impact wrench and removal tool to loosen Clutch.
3 Removed Clutch and clutch drum
4. Replaced needle and clutch drum [greased bearing needle]
5 Re-installed Clutch and tightened with removal tool and impact wrench.
6. Re-installed bar and chain
7 re-installed cover and tightened chain with adjusting screw.
Easy fix with an impact wrench.
2. Used impact wrench and removal tool to loosen Clutch.
3 Removed Clutch and clutch drum
4. Replaced needle and clutch drum [greased bearing needle]
5 Re-installed Clutch and tightened with removal tool and impact wrench.
6. Re-installed bar and chain
7 re-installed cover and tightened chain with adjusting screw.
Easy fix with an impact wrench.
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chain adjustment was worn, and clutch needed replacment
Ron - April 18, 2020
Tool Type
Chain Saw
Difficulty
Hard
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench
Adjuster was replaced easily. The clutch tool keeps slipping away from old clutch and I've not gotten it off yet to replace it. I am going to try again and may get another set of hands to help. I do know it goes on reverse.
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