Questions & Answers for: Husqvarna front sprocket

...the bar & chain, clean the body of the chain saw in front of the sprocket/clutch assembly. look for a small hole & clean out using something like a toothpick & wd40 or penetrating

front, jiggling the chain brake handle to engage it with the brake sprocket. Once engaged, push handle back to unbraked position while bearing down on the cover. You'll feel the click as it locks back

i got oil cuming out of my front sprocket do vu no what i need to fix it ??? first check with the dealer to make sure you don't have an automatic chain oiler before doing anything to stop it

...front of saw with the spiked teeth that hits up against the log instead of hitting up against saw casing.... ask for the bucking spike for your model that attaches to cases or sprocket/ chain brake ...

...brake is engaged. You should be able to pull the blade brake handle, located on top of the saw, in front of the top handle, back towards the handle to disengage it. You can find replacement bars, ...

...front handle. Remove the bar nuts and remove the clutch cover (chain brake). Take off the transportation ring. Fit the bar over the bar bolts. Place the bar in its rearmost position. Place the chain ...

keep up momentum when tackling hills Gear it down a bit with a larger rear sprocket and a smaller front sprocket. Put a 13 tooth front sprocket on. http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/tc250-gearing.10683

...front sprocket and a smaller rear sprocket. Divide the rear sprocket teeth by the number of teeth on front sprocket e.g 48/14 = 3.43 a lower number means higher top speed 45/15 = 3.0 but compromised ...

...front face of unit in order to shorten bar and slacken saw chain. Slip chain off bar over bar tip and towards inward side of bar. Remove two nuts loosened in step 2 and pull brake assembly and bar ...

Sprocket won't turn. Engine runs OK. This is not a clutch brake problem could it be the second handle (BRAKE) is still on .push forward on the front handle , that unlocks it