This part is the replacement stud for your chainsaw. It is approximately 1 ¼ inches long and is black in color. The stud secures the chain bar to the chainsaw. It the stud is damaged or missing, it can become a safety hazard, and will need to be replaced. This part is sold individually and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
Then I saw it was a $2 part here on ereplacementparts. Ordered on a weekend and it arrived in about three days. I thought I was going to have to completely disassemble the saw and unattach the stud from the other side...Nope, just grabbed what was left of the broken stud with vice-grips and easily unscrewed. The new one went back in just
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Grip the old stud firmly at the forte with locking pliers and remove turning counter clockwise, apply Locktite to lower threads of new stud, thread by hand and tighten with locking pliers careful not to damage upper threads.
I ordered replacement carburetor, air filter and fuel lines for an old chainsaw and hedge trimmer. These machines had not run in over 15 years! e replacement parts quickly sent carb,air filter,fuel lines, fuel filter and spark plugs! all for about 15 bucks each! I spent about 15 minutes on each machine to clean them and replace all parts
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With fresh fuel i took the chainsaw out back and it fired up on the first pull! No kidding that was fun! all i had to do was adjust the high speed idle. The other machine fired up after a couple of pulls (maybe less primed than the chainsaw) but both machines run great after sitting for many years. Gone are the days of rebuilding little carburetors when all is needed is to go for the great deal and fast shipping from e replacement parts. I may be sounding like a commercial at this point but i am just so pleased with the outcome/results. THANKS A LOT! Craig in Hawaii
Using pliers, I was able to back out broken stud. Replaced with new stud and used the \"double nut\" method to tighten with two wrenches. I actually did both studs as they came in a pair. \"Double nut\" is done by tightening two nuts against each other at the top of the stud wih two wrenches. Then tighten the stud into the saw using a wre
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Remove the sprocket guard
Removed the bar and chain
Removed the stripped screw from the housing and install the new one
Installed the new bar and chain
Replace the sprocket cover
Adjusted the tension on the bar and chain
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One stud for bar holder/chain adjuster broke at the case.
Removed the studs with vice grips. Used orange thread lock on bolts for re-install to case and used new nuts on the new studs. Replaced both at the same time. Cheap, easy and fast!
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9237151
Manufacturer Part Number: V224000031
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