Chainsaw Clutch Removal Tools,Universal Chainsaw Clutch Removal Part Removal Tool

HIGH EFFICIENCY: the end is machined with a full radius to prevent damage to the top of the piston. Very easy to use and very practical when doing your own saw or any other 2-stroke job.

CLUTCH REMOVAL TOOL: This is a general piston stop that requires the crankshaft to be held in place.

SCOPE OF APPLICATION: Can be used to hold the clutch or remove the flywheel nut, or to repair power brushes and leaf blowers.

EASY REMOVE: Simply remove the spark plug, screw in the tool and gently tighten. Remove the spark plug, screw the tool into place and press lightly on it.

EASY REMOVE: Simply remove the spark plug, screw in the tool and gently tighten. Remove the spark plug, screw the tool into place and press lightly on it.

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Features:
This is a piston stop for service that requires holding the crankshaft in place.
Can be used for clutch service or removing flywheel nuts or servicing weed eaters and leaf blowers.
Simply remove the spark plug and screw this tool in place and prop it up lightly.
The end is fully machined to prevent damage to the top of the piston.
Very easy to use and very handy to have around if you are doing your own saw or other 2 cycle work.

Specification:
Condition: 100% Brand New
Color: Orange + Black
Package Weight: Approx. 308g
Package Included:
1 Set xClutch Removal Tool
Note:
1. We provide clear pictures, measurements where possible. Please check as much as possible to make sure the item is the one you need.
2. Please allow 0.5-1 inch difference due to manual measurement. (1 inch = 2.54 cm)
3. There are no instructions included in this kit. Professional installation is highly recommended!
4. Turn the engine clockwise or counterclockwise until you feel the piston against the tool and you are ready to do your service. Remember that most chainsaws have a left-hand thread on the clutch side.