How to Unlock a Husqvarna Chain Brake
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- Have a 455 Rancher on which you can't replace the clutch cover due to a locked chain brake? Let Dean show you how to reset it.
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Giving credit where credit is due here. I cannot actually describe how incredibly helpful this video was. After spending an hour of getting frustrated and going no where trying to figure out why I couldn’t get the clutch cover back on, this video helped me troubleshoot the issue within 5 minutes. Now my 440 rancher is back up and running thanks to this professional and very helpful video. Please make more sir!
Thanks for watching Thomas and taking the time to leave such a complimentary comment. Hope all your projects are successful.
4 years later and this video is still saving people. Thank you for such clear and concise instructions.
@@capulet6146 thank you very much. Those are some mighty kind words.
You saved me from going down Aggravation Road. After 10 minutes I ended up here. Much appreciated Sir!
Thanks for viewing and for taking the time to comment
Checking out your videos to see what "fat I can put in my head". Old Army term for knowledge. Well done video quality-wise.
@@ianbarber311 That's humorous Mr. Barber. My hope is for a fat head for the both of us. lol Appreciate your checking out my other videos too!! Dean
Yeah. I bet this one guys poulan pro one is broken from him giving me the saw in pieces I've already put it all back together an cut with it
It does need a new seal and either clean the carburetor parts or get a new carburetor for it so i traded him my stihl for the poulan
The video on resetting the chainsaw brake was awesome. It was simple, to the point, and explained well. The gentleman that spoke is a great communicator.
Thank you Leonard.
I just spent 30 minutes screwing around with my cover when I should’ve just took three minutes to watch this video and get it done in 5 min.
Thanks Jared. Glad you stopped by and that it helped.
Just spent 2 hours and a bit of my hand's skin before this video. Lucky you!
Just 3o minutes? I spent an hour trying to get my new chain back on, not realizing that this very thing is what happened to me when I tried to remove the cover! Thank you for the clear explanation and closeups. It took me 15 seconds to fix the brake system and now I'm heading back outside to replace the chain!
I spent about an hour lol
I really need a good video on carb tuning for this same model
I want to thank you. Late at night tree hit by lightning crushing a gate. Green limb jammed in chain took apart and lock hung up. Could not figure out because never did that. After 40 minutes found you in line like an Angel in the night. I thank you and my family thanks you.
@@redraider7523 I’m glad you found me Red Raider. With all you have going on, to take time to comment and the kindness , means more than you know.
This is a chain for homeowner saws, and as a homeowner in the Southeast who doesn't really count wood by the cord th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbs4FIpzuLyOJe2SesfbtvXi1CTnUXroD I have this (or 20BPX) on several saws at different levels of smallness. I've never felt that the safety chain is holding me back. I buy multiple chains, and when the installed one doesn't feel grabby enough, I file it, then throw it in a cup of gasoline while I rotate to the next one. I have yet to file one down to the wear lines, so I feel like I'm getting my money's worth, and I'm happy about this new 3-pack - although, at this rate, it's going to be awhile before I buy another. I don't know why I would try anything else.
Perfect- so clear. Up until now I have always taken the saw to a pro and paid to have it unlocked. I especially appreciate that it was not full of wasted chat or branding or let's-be-friends content. Smart, clear, straight to the point and completely businesslike. I really appreciated this.
Thanks Dan. Hope you check out my other Husky videos as well as other how-tos. Appreciate the kind comments. Dean
You just saved two neighbors from probable disaster. That load spring is so stiff, and attempting to turn the three armed spiny thing with needle nose pliers was taking us over the edge. We used your expertise and had it done in 3 seconds. Thanks.
Thank you for viewing and for the encouragement. I’m so glad it worked.
Wow! Wow! Wow! Thank you Thank You THANK YOU! I was in the middle of a very serious flooding situation in a large RV park. Trees down blocking service and emergency vehicles. My Husky Rancher was the only saw big enough to get the job done. Tried to put on a new sharp chain. Did NOT know I had to have the saw break OFF first. What a total pain in the butt! Lots depending on me to get it working. Finally gave up and turned to You tube for help. A LOT of Wanna Be Experts who THINK they did a good job. But compared to you they ALL totally SUCK! NONE of them explain the chain break issue, let alone how to solve it. But you did. I had several RV units floating away in the raging torrent flood. And I had several sunken boats - all due to downed trees. Thanks to YOU and your GREAT contend I was able to once again get my Husky Rancher usable again. All other wanna be Husky how to change a chain SO SUCK compared to you. All the sexy tricks they show PALE in comparison to you. Thanks again! Your video saved many tens of thousands in damage. I cannot rate you high enough!
Sir, I should be thanking you for taking the lead in caring for yourself and your neighbors during this flood. I salute you. Thank you for all you did to help alleviate the damage. And it meant so much to me to post your story here. I am humbled at whatever small part my video played in your story and I'm glad you found me. Dean
Three years after this video was made and it saved my day trying to figure out why I couldn't get my chainsaw back together. Thank you...
Time is relative David but I’m glad you found me. Dean
Huge thanks!!!!
Probably the best 'How To' video I've ever seen. I was going nuts trying to figure out how to reset it. Gave up and tried You Tube and, there was your video. Finished in less that 5 minutes. Thank you so much. for sharing your expertise !!!
Glad you found me Peter and glad it helped. Thanks for commenting.
I couldn't understand why the cover was so hard to take off, then I couldn't put it back on - the break was engaged when I removed it.
Now I will give this a shot.
Thank you
You found the right video for this fix. Dean
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you sir.
Glad I could help
You ain't lying
Very useful video, thank you!!
@@kenhunt5238 Thanks Ken.
@@drey5alive484 Thanks Drey5
Thanks, I'll remember to make sure brake is off before I take that cover off.
If not do just like he did. You dont have to turn far.about 1/8 turn maybe slightly more. But snaps in place
After an hour of fighting with my Husq 455, I decided to see if anyone else had the same issue. Wish I had checked earlier. So glad you uploaded this! Thank you!
Sorry you found me later on but glad you did. Thanks for watching and commenting James. I play piano as well.
Thank you, Sir!!!! I loaned both my 455 chains saws to my cousin, and he messed them both up as you described. I spent hours trying to fix this and then I searched and found your video. Thank you!!!!!!
Glad you found me Robert....and moreso, that it worked for you. Consider subscribing if you would, as I have lots of other chainsaw videos. Dean
Same problem on my (smaller) Jonsered Saw. Wrench and screw driver didn't work... but having watched your explanation of how the brake works... I just pressed the cover in place... extended the brake lever until I felt a "snip", then holding the cover securely, leveraged the brake handle back to the open position. "Clunk!" The cover slipped down into the open band... and it was done! Thank you SO VERY MUCH!!!
Excellent job glad it worked and thanks for commenting
I took off the cover with the brake on, I don't know how I got it back together , but it took me all day !
I needed this video !
I was outside for almost an hour trying to get the stupid cover on today. I didn’t even get to cut trees because of it. This is the dumbest design they could have came up with. My smaller Stihl has the clutch assembly inside so it isn’t like this one. The cover comes right off regardless of the break being on or not. Other than that it’s a great chainsaw. I am so thankful for your video. It’s very well presented and easily shows how to fix this issue. Last time it happened I had to take it in to be fixed as this video wasn’t on here. So I very much appreciate your help!
Sorry it happened but glad you found me. I like the saw too and I have a few more videos on issues with that saw like the pesky oil leak. Check that one out if you have time. Dean
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I was losing my mind trying to figure out the problem and decided to look on TH-cam. I like the fact that you submitted two different ways of fixing it. Needless to say my chainsaw is back together and running great again. I am forever grateful.
Thanks for viewing and the kind comments MM. I’m glad the video helped. Dean
Just so happens that I have the same chainsaw (Rancher 455) and experienced the same problem. The brake engaged after the blade and chain got pinched while cutting up a tree. Couldn't get the brake to release, so I removed the brake/clutch cover and started troubleshooting -- then, couldn't get the cover back on because, unbeknownst to me, the brake was engaged. This video helped A LOT. Got my wrench, screwdriver, and went to work. You're correct that it takes a lot of leverage, but I got it done and reinstalled the cover. Thank you!!!!
Glad it worked and that you found me Craig. Dean
This was one of the best produced videos to trouble-shoot a problem that left me so frustrated mid-stream cleaning up property. I've had the clutch cover off numerous times, never before experienced this issue with the brake needing to be reset. Problem solved in less than 5 minutes! Thank you so much!
Man, I'm glad it helped Mr. Schiff. Nothing more frustrating that needing to get the job done, but you're stuck because of something like this. Glad it helped and thanks for commenting.
Thank you so much, Dean. Saved me a load of money and a couple of weeks without the chainsaw. Appreciate the quality of the instructions.
Appreciate the kind words Mr Shaw
Thanks for saving me the cost of an overhaul. I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get the chainsaw to start, or the chain to move, and was ready to send it out for an expensive overhaul, or replace the chainsaw. I decided to overhaul it myself, and got to the point of putting the cover back on and realized the chain brake was locked, and that was my problem all along. Your video is perfect.
I’m glad you found this one of my videos Will and that it helped. Good luck with all your projects. Dean
Couldn't agree more with the positive comments below. I too ended up taking the housing off with the brake on. Oh my gosh! You saved me a TON of effort figuring out what to do next. THANK YOU!!👍
Appreciate the kind words. Hope you will consider subscribing in case I have more videos to help. Regardless, thanks for viewing. Dean
Ok then. So I bought a 24 inch 460 Rancher and made the mistake of prying the cover off 🙃 without letting off the brake. I put the chainsaw in my garage since it was getting dark. Next morning after watching the video in 10 minutes had the brake reset assembled and chainsaw started. Awesome 👌and cool 😎. Very thankful for the video.
Thanks for viewing Austin. Glad to hear it helped. If you get time, check out some of my other Husky videos. Much success. Dean
You saved my clutch cover. The manual only contains a minor note that release chain brake, and not a single warning about what will happen once you miss it. I did. I then spent half a day with all the professionals presenting how easy it is to remove the clutch cover - which was apparently impossible after this point. Luckily I did not force the lid, but I got stuck. I only found a voice synthesizer backed up video that slightly mentioned, only a dealer can reset the brake. Your video is probably the most important Husqvarna howto. Thank you.
I’m sorry it took you awhile to find me but I’m glad you did. Thanks for watching and for the kind comments. Got lots of other Husky videos if you’d consider subscribing I’d be honored. Dean
Thank you so much for your video. I bought used 455 rancher saw and it arrived with the brake locked. I was getting frustrated and thinking about sending the saw back until I found your video. Thank you.
Glad it helped, thanks for commenting
Four of us have been struggling with this chainsaw for so long…until now. Thank you 1,000,000x!
Glad you found me. Dean
Absolutely the most helpful video I’ve seen on TH-cam. Probably saved us from buying all new parts. Thank you!
Thanks for viewing Scott and for the kind words. Dean
Proffessional grade video sir. Very thorough, and well presented. Thank you, subscribed!
Thank you Socketman!
Now that’s how you teach! Clear, uncomplicated and respectful. Even I understood it!
Thanks Patrick. Hope you subscribe and check out some of my other videos. Try the 3-part JDeere transmission oil and filter change for some detail.
Had this problem before. Took it to my local shop and charged $60 for a 5 minute fix. Thanks for the assist!
Thanks for viewing and for the comment Tim.
Thanks for the video! Now, I can get back to work. Husqvarna owes you big time for me coming this close to going out to buy 2 more chainsaws to replace the 455's.
I really appreciate the words of encouragement sir.
Thank you so much for this video. I borrowed a neighbors chainsaw today and it locked up. Among other things we couldn’t figure out why we couldn’t get the cover back on, and your video not only solved the mystery but provided the fix. Much appreciated!
Hey thanks for checking in Jonathan. Glad it helped and much success. Dean
This is the only video I could find of how the chain break works and how to reset in detail. Many thanks!
Thank you Fenrir133 for watching, and for the kind comments. Got lots of other Husqvarna videos. Please consider subscribing. Dean
Just like all the previous commenters, this continues to be an extremely helpful instruction to solve this issue. Thanks!
This video was exactly what the doctor recommended. Solved my problem resetting the brake in just a couple minutes. Using a vice grip helped acted as a second pair of hands. Thanks!
I feel like I owe you money, I was giving up and about to just buy a whole new cover and WOW! Did exactly what you instructed in the video and viola, it went right back on.
Glad it worked for you Joey. Hope you watch some of my other videos. Dean
I cannot thank you enough. I am a wood turner and chainsaws have been the Bain of my shop. I just bought a reconditioned husqvarna 450 Rancher and it did not come with instructions. I had a hard time getting the clutch cover off and spent over an hour trying to figure out how to get it back on. You really helped me tonight with you easy to follow video.
Thanks for taking the time to comment Robert. I’m glad it helped, that’s why I shot the video.
Robert Jay By the way, if you ever need to totally rebuild it or fix a leak, check out my other ‘450 Rancher’ videos.
The video was great! Direct and to the point ! Saved me a second trip to the equipment shop after the clutch ring broke, I replaced it but couldn't reset it.
Thank you
Thanks for watching. Consider subscribing for more Husky videos. Dean
This just showed up as a recommended video. I have been struggling with this issue for days. Other videos didn't show me how to properly reset the brake in the clutch cover. This just saved me time and money. Thank you for posting this video!
Glad you found me Scott. Hope I can talk you into subscribing for lots more chainsaw/lawnmower/weedeater videos. Dean
@@PilotViewProductions Subbed.
Spent an hour trying to solve this issue on my 450. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching Syed. Glad you found me. Dean
Thanks. I wondered why the cover wouldn’t fit; so I ran in the house and called up your video. Yours are the best.
Thanks for taking the time to comment
Thanks so much for you video.. I bought a reconditioned Husqvarna 440 and I did not realize that the chain brake got activated during shipment. I removed the chain brake to attach the bar and then could not reassemble. Your video saved the day.
Thanks for watching and for the kind words. Glad it helped. Dean
I just about threw a big boy fit trying to understand why I’m not mechanically inclined enough to figure out what looks to be a simple fix. Thank you for this video!!! I’ll never get the hour I wasted before finding the video. GIYF.
Glad you found me too Rich. Hope my other videos can help you avoid other fits as well. Dean
Thank you for this video. I could not get the cover back on and could not figure out what was wrong. I stumbled upon this video and had it fixed the 3 minutes...Who knew. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching and glad it helped. Please be sure and take a look at some of. My others. Maybe they will help too. Dean
Thank you so much !! I’m new to the chainsaw world and this video saved the day and I was able to accomplish my task helping out an elderly neighbor!!!! You guys are the best ! Oh, I LOVE MY SAW !
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this helpful hint, spent 30 minutes trying unsuccessfully to reseat the cover, until we found this.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Glad it helped.
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Top notch video. Excellent instructions and you didn't make us listen to or watch a bunch of nonsense. I got my saw back together and finished working before it rained. Thanks so much.
Appreciate the comments and thanks for watching
Had to make a repair in the field with minimal tools available and this video saved me a lot of trouble.
Excellent Stephen! Glad it helped. Dean
This was spot on. He’s correct, use a soft handled screwdriver. 1/2” wrench worked great. Great job showing a fix for a potential head banger.
Thanks for viewing Troy
Thank you for making this video! After an hour of trying to reset it I was about to buy a new break altogether.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Just saved me with this one i was getting seriously pissed off trying to put that cover back on
Glad it helped. Thanks for commenting.
Thank you so much dude you saved me about 175.00! I was not able to get the first option to work but the second worked like a champ. :)
I'm glad Derek. Hopefully, I've earned the right to ask you to subscribe. Dean
Thank you so much! You just helped me get my chainsaw back up and running after I thought I was gonna have to take it into the shop. You're a savior!
Thanks for taking the time to login and comment. It means a lot.
What a frustrating little mechanism. Thank you Internet stranger for saving me the embarrassment and cost of a trip to the repair shop.
Glad you found me James. Take a look around at my other Husqvarna videos. Maybe something else will help. Maybe even subscribe?
Thank you! You're videos are fantastic! They are very clear and concise. I ran into this problem a few months ago, and if I would have watched this first, I woulda, shoulda, coulda saved a lot of time!
Thanks for the kind words Steve, and for watching my videos. It means a lot. Dean
This video was very helpful. I ran into a problem where the brake was sticking on when I was trying to cut wood. Thank you so much for posting this useful information.
I had no idea how to reinstall the cover. Now I know because of your video
Thanks for viewing and commenting. Glad it helped.
Thank you VERY much for this video. I knew what had happened but wasn't sure how to fix it. This video was the answer and worked GREAT on my 459! The only thing I did different is I could not get the 9/16 wrench to work but a 1/2 worked perfect! Thanks again for this excellent production.
Glad to hear it George. Thanks for the comments sir.
Exactly what I needed for my McCulloch CS 45 Elite. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad it helped Gottes. Please consider subscribing for more videos to come!
Two days looking where for a way to fix this , watched this and you showed me in 30 seconds
Thx it was whooping my ass
Thanks for watching and commenting Charles. Glad it helped.
Dana I saw your video &it helped me quite a bit. I noticed pilot mountain in the background. We're practically neighbors. I live on the Dan River &was having trouble with my chain saw when I saw your site.
Glad you found me Steve. Yeah my videos’ subject matter are all over the place. I have several on the Husqvarna. Hope you can subscribe and that they help you. Good to meet you neighbor. I grew up in Stokes County near the Dan.
OK Dana,I ll subscribe.
It's guys like you that save guys like me from going insane. Thank you sir for a professional style, how to, video.
Lol, thanks for viewing Brian. Glad it helped. Dean
Thank you so very much! You shed the light in the dark where manual was afraid to go…
Thanks for viewing and the kind comments
Thank you so much!! You just saved me a $50 charge at the local mower shop!!
That’s my goal. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
They wanted $50. I wudnt give them any business at all.
This video was great. I was worried I would break the mechanism while resetting the chain brake spring, but it worked wonderfully. Thank you.
Great news Stephen. Glad you found me and thanks for viewing.
Hey man you are a lifesaver, this was the perfect video. Keep making the quality content👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Axel. I’m glad it helped.
Man... thank u...3hrs and 7 videos later i found u. Thank u
Spectacular! I'm glad you did. Hopefully some other of my stuff at Pilot View Productions helps you going forward. Much success and thanks for viewing and commenting.
Really well done! I couldn't get a good grip on the case cover so I placed two screws on a board that was on the ground. The screws were placed at 11 o'clock and 5 so that when I turned the wrench clockwise they held the case in place and the spring snapped back into unlocked position. Thanks for this video.
Really good idea. Glad it worked and thanks for the compliment.
The wrench trick was an absolute life saver thank you
Good
Thank you so much. Was really struggling with this. Took mine completely apart, and becaues of such hard tension from the spring it was very difficult to get it back in. Perfect video and thanks again.
Thanks for commenting Mr. Sherwood
Thanks so much! We also had spent a crazy amount of time trying to figure out first why we couldn't get clutch cover back on. Then how to get steel band to be open enough to accommodate clutch cover. Your video was just what we needed! EZ fix. Saved us going to repair man. Then showing us the trick and screw driver with wrench! Again, great video!!!
Thanks for viewing Elisa and for the kind comments. I’ve got several other chainsaw videos that I hope will help you just as much. Please consider subscribing. Thanks again. Dean
Man it's funny how quickly TH-cam can make ya feel dumb but who cares bc this is exactly what I needed. Thank you sir
Thanks for watching. I have to get help on lots of projects myself. What did we do before the internet ?
Thank you that was a great video. Explaining how a Hsq chain brake works in such an orderly way was perfect for me! Very nicely put together. It was an Interesting presentation-not at all boring! My Rancher 460 has exactly the same brake system I now need to figure out the easiest way to reinstall the chain without fighting it and then it’s not adjusted correctly but I know I’ll find plenty of vids on it✌🏼
@@mosdephh Thabks so much for viewing and the pleasant comments. Please consider subscribing to see more of my Husky videos.
Thanks! I’ve been wrestling with my saw for three evenings and feel a bit dumb after watching your video and resetting the brake in less than 3 minutes! 🤔😆
KC...no worries. We don't know what we don't know. Knowledge is power! Thanks for viewing
Perfect! this saved my bacon - I had tried several things and I thought that I had already reset the brake but it did not release all the way. This method worked like a charm
Excellent. Glad it helped Gregor. Hope some of my other videos assist as well. Please consider a subscription and I'll keep pumping em' out. Dean
Thank you so much… I completely forgot how to do this, and I’m standing in my yard at 4:30am about to lose my mind!! Then I find this video.. thank you 🙏
I’m glad it helped. Dean
Thank you so much this was exactly what the problem was for me. I got a 440e powerhead for 179 like new dude used it for 2 hours broke the bar and returned it the same day. I picked up a bar and chain and couldn't for the life of me to get it to work. I watched this video after watching one to ensure I put the chain on proper(only experience with echo, chains go on the same way lol) this popped up right behind it and I'll happy as clam in mud that I got a brand new 440e for less than $230
Great job Eddie. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and enjoy your saw.
Thank you for a great, professional video! This issue was giving me a lot of problems and this video was a simple fix! Also, love Pilot Mountain! Thanks again!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Mr. Wilson. How do you know Pilot Mountain?
So glad I found this video. I was on the right track to reset the brake but I can see using the combination wrench and a screwdriver will make the job much easier. Thank you.
I’m glad you found me as well. Hope I have other videos that help you. Dean
I’m not the type that knows how to work and things like this. This helped a lot!
Thanks for viewing and commenting Mr Whitt. Hope you will consider subscribing for more videos. Dean
Love this video! I was going to take my chainsaw to the neighborhood power tool repair shop but not now. After a day long search on this particular problem I had (emphasis on HAD) you simplified matters and explained this so easily to understand and follow. Thank you for this video Sir
Thanks so much for the kind comments. I realize you didn’t have to take the time to respond…you could have just followed the instructions and moved on. So for that, I appreciate it. I hope others of my videos can help you equally. Dean
Thanks you made life a lot easier. I fought with this for an hour before I gave up.
Glad you found me Pat and glad it helped. Dean
Fantastic!! Thank you!! I knew I shouldn’t be forcing the cover off - should have stopped and tried to think through that the brake was on and just pulled the handle back. Grateful for your video - so professionally done!!
Thanks Mr Foss. Glad it worked for you. Hope some of my other videos help as well. Dean
Robert Foss. ✓ Same thing happened to me too! Grateful for this video! 👍
@@PilotViewProductions I just wanted to thank you for taking time to make this super helpful video!
Outstanding video. Please note - be careful when twisting with the wrench, the thin metal housing can break easily if the wrench slips. Fixed mine with epoxy, so all good.
Yessir agreed
Excellent video!!! I actually learned the hard way and ended up smashing the cover with a hammer after I broke the 3 prong when trying to spin with a flat head screw driver. The wrench is the way to go. Replacement cover in the mail. Thank you for the awesome video!! Great communication!
Awww man, sorry about the bad experience. Thanks for watching and the compliments. Means a lot. Hope I've earned the right to ask for your subscription. Maybe I got some more videos that will help you, with many more on the way!! Have a good one Buddy.
I subscribe! Thank you!
New chainsaw owner and hear stories about this happening. Great “how to” video and thanks for taking the time to make such a high quality tutorial video. Subscribed.
Appreciate the kind words and subscription.
Thank you for posting this! I broke a tiny piece of the plastic (on the cover around the brake engage) with the wrench while doing this as it slipped the first time but none the less, this was great and helped me figure out what my problem was. You the man! Thank you!
I broke mine too. I use JB Weld and fixed it.
Great video. Wish all tutorial videos were this thorough and to the point.
Thank you Jason. Hope I can talk you into subscribing for more ‘husky’ videos. Dean
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This is exactly what I needed to learn to fix the problem my ignorance caused.
I’m glad it helped. Thanks for viewing
Saved me from at least an hour of swearing & tinkering - thank you sir!!
I can relate Keith. Hey, thanks for stopping by. Hope you find some other videos of mine that help. Cheers. Dean
Had this problem in the past. Jimmied up a "tool" to correct it. Took a lot of time to fix. After watching this video, clamped it in the vise and 10 seconds later the brake was released and I could get the cover back on.
Fantastic Bruce! Glad it helped and thanks a lot for leaving a comment.
Thank you very much my brother! I wish I would’ve found this video a day ago, before my son heard what I was yelling downstairs, LOL. I have a craftsman, but it was pretty much the same principle. Thank you again
Glad you stopped by and hope it helped. Thanks for the kind comments.
Fantastic explanation and visual example!!! Needed this about a week ago! Many thanks!
Thanks for viewing. Hopefully I’ve got other videos to help you. Dean
I love this video .i spent over Hey I was trying to figure out what was wrong with my chainsaw. I was going to bring it to a chainsaw repair shop till I watch the video I greatly appreciate it . You saved me so much aggravation. Your video was A1
Thanks so much for watching. Dean
I thank you kind sir for this video. I tried and tried to no success in the field to reseat guard. Lol now. Your method worked only I had to tighten 1 screw over spring and use a flathead screwdriver to clockwise twist the small foot and the spring released tension. Very helpful video.
Thanks for taking the time to leave the comment Mr. Buxton. I'm glad you got your's fixed.
Thanks heaps!!
Was doing my head in trying to refit the cover with the brake engaged!!!
Exasperating isn't it? Glad this helped.