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Is it starting?

Try SEARSPARTSDIRECT.COM. I think ypou will find what you need. Good Luck Friend.

make sure its not a reverse threaded bolt. Then an Impact wrench will help. Not sure if there is a way to keep the clutch from turning as you try and loosen by hand

You somehow have internet access to post here. I'll assume you have electric service. Contact your electric utility through their website as it is most likely their pole, their responsibility. Unless you're internet access is by satellite, I'd suggest an IP phone might be worthwhile, if available.

you found the right place right time buddy.. i know a lot of websites for repairs and manuals that can really help u..

1-866-523-521. Yardworks CAN

Fuse?

Quite simple, follow the owners manual or download one and then follow it. Usually this is as simple as turning your machine over or standing it up securely to access the blade's main fastener, the spindle nut. Remove it and pay attention to any washers and their shape/orientation so that you install Gemma the same way when you install the new blade. Tighten to your manufactuer's torque specs- usually about 50 ft/lbs or something close to that. The dealer or google will give you spindle but torque quickly- 50-60 ft/lbs or tightening it until the spindle doesn't spin anymore, you'll probably have to wedge a block of wood or a similar object againstbyhe blade while tightening in order to reach the level of "tightness" the spindle/blade nut needs. Let me know if this is helpful by clicking "Helpful", feel free to leave very brief review or follow me, I deal with automotive/mechanical/technical and other subjects relevant to daily life. Thanks and have a great day!

Hopefully this will help

try manufacturer --fixya doesnt sell products

type Chicago electric pole saw #68562in to google what ever you use. took less tham10 seconds for the answer. http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/68000-68999/68862.pdf

weak or burnt up clutch

Electric chain saws can use only bar and chain lubrication oil in their systems.

There is an air bleeder valve on most units that must be opened a few turns before utilization. Also there is a dipstick to verify level of hydraulic oil.Usually one of these two.Check for oil leaks could be a seal broken.

You need chain/bar oil for your saw, two stroke oil is to lubricate the engine on two stroke petrol engine and not to lubricate the chain. You can use car engine oil but would suggest that vegetable oil is a better and more environmental solution but does dry so can make cleaning the saw more difficult.

Hi in these particular mowers not only is there a clutch switch on the dash, there is a safety switch on the deck somewhere along with a possible fuse that all that goes through, there is 3 things to check, unless you may have a bad or broken wire . Hope this helps.

Is belt properly installed and in place?

replace the battery