This is an authentic Craftsman replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with chainsaws. The drum and sprocket are used to house the clutch and to drive the chain when the clutch expands within the drum. The drum/sprocket are one piece and it is sold individually.
Troubleshooting
This part works with the following brands:
Craftsman
Poulan
This part works with the following products:
Chainsaw
Part# 530048084 replaces these:
530-048084, 530048084,
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Remove chain ,cover, spark plug,install rope into cylinder to prevent shaft rotation, use to loosen clutch , remove drum-sprocket assy. reverse process to assemble. I found a good you tube video on this repair . Here is a copy of it.
Pushed a rope through the spark plug hole to keep the clutch assembly from turning. Using a clutch removal tool, removed the clutch & drum and replaced it.
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Bearing went out on clutch drum and wore teeth of the sprocket
Remove bar clamp assembly
Loosen tension on bar and chain
Remove the spark plug, put a short piece of rope in the cylinder with some remaining outside of it
Pull on the starter rope until the piston comes in contact with the rope
Use the clutch removal tool to remove the clutch
Remove the old sprocket and bea
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Install the new bearing and new sprocket
Install the clutch
Remove the rope from the cylinder
Replace the spark plug
Install the chain and bar
Install the bar clamp
Adjust the bar and chain to the correct tension
1. Removed old clutch, sprocket, and bearing assembly.
2. Thoroughly cleaned the engine unit.
3. Installed the new thrush washer, bearing, sprocket drum, and clutch.
4. Reassembled the housing pieces, bar, and chain.
5. Started and tested assembly.
(Note...To remove the clutch...1) Remove spark plug an
... Read mored bring the piston up to TDC. 2) Feed a length of rope into the cylinder through the spark plug hole. This will allow you to apply necessary force to the clutch to back it off without the crankshaft moving. 3) Using a hammer and small chisel, tap the clutch in order to get it started off...left hand threads so to loosen you must turn clockwise. 4) Use the rope trick when installing the new clutch as well.)
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Teeth on drum worn chain wouldn\'t move, replaced drum no problem
removed spark plug and placed rope down into cylinder to stop crank from turning used hammer and brass punch to remove clutch sprocket cup slid right off slid new one on.
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