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  1. 27th June 2008, 04:47 PM #1
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    i have a 076 stihl and was wondering if i could get some info.The sprigget or sprocket behind the clutch has broken and i will need to replace it how do i do this?
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    If you cant work it out yourself i would suggest you takre it to a stihl dealer/repairer to get it done. It shouldnt cost much for that.

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    Take the chain and bar and side plate off (two large nuts on the right hand side).

    Clean all muck away and then take a photo, upload photo and we can go from there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calm View Post
    If you cant work it out yourself i would suggest you takre it to a stihl dealer/repairer to get it done. It shouldnt cost much for that.

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    you only have to look like your going in to a dealer and it cost heaps
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    Clutch parts diagram for 076

    http://web.aanet.com.au/belos/076Clutch.pdf

    Maybe you can identify the sprigget from this?
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    You'll need to remove the clutch, normally a nut from memory holding that's it on, which is best undone with a rattle gun and you can then slide the clutch and sprocket off. If you're going to replace they sprocket as suggested because it's broken, just take the saw in to a dealer minus side cover and all the dirt and crap, it'll take them 2 minutes to pull it off and put a new sprocket on. Most dealers will only charge you for the new sprocket.
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