Stihl MS 650 MS 660 066 Chainsaw Clutch reassembly and a few learned tips

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Clutch reassembly on a Stihl MS 650 with the correct torque specifications.

[@White000Crow]

I had one spring break and it was spinning the chain at idle but luckily the brake still held.
I shove a piece of rope into my spark plug hole when I take off my clutch, works like a champ.

[@garengtutorial8923]

😮 mantaaaappp bro

[@Bamlydean]

I tried this and my crank side was coming loose before my clutch side would tighten to the appropriate torque

[@BryanHansen]

You should be able to hold the nut on either side of the crank when turning the opposite side of the machine.

[@Bamlydean]

@@BryanHansen unfortunately when holding the nut on the crank side it became loose before the nut on the clutch side was tightened. I even tighten the crank side with an impact and it came loose again before the clutch side reached torque

[@shaneeld9187]

It's reverse thread..the torque of the chain tightens it does it not?

[@matthewnelson3578]

I just put my impact gun on there and gave it hell. 😂

[@BryanHansen]

That is one way to do it!!!

[@em4703]

Same. But I don't give it hell, I let it hit it tight 2-3 impact hits, mount the bar and chain all up, start it, rev it all the way up, then engage the chain break at full rev. That will snug it up really good.