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Section 6 Clutches
General
A centrifugally engaged two-shoe or three-
shoe clutch is standard on all Shindaiwa
chainsaws (Figure 6.1).
All models use metal shoes that engage to
a drawn steel clutch drum carried on needle
bearings of an open-caged design (Figure
6.2). Shoe retraction on Models 357, 488 and
larger is accomplished with multiple springs
designed to operate under compression rather
than extension.
Some clutch interchangeability exists between
models, but you should always verify that
substitute parts are identical in weight and
dimensions to the components being re-
placed. Clutch spring length, rate, gauge, and
number of coils are critical to overall perfor-
mance and must all be accounted for.
Clutch
Identification
(Figure 6.3)
CLH-57
Figure 6.3 Clutch Systems Used on Shindaiwa Saws
Q Shindaiwa Inc. 1995
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CLH-59
Figure 6.1 Clutch Shoe Operation
Figure 6.2 Model 757 Clutch System Components
CLH-60
Cupwasher
Rim
Sprocket
Clutch
Drum
Bearing
Grease Passages
Bearing
CLUTCHES
300/300S/360 377 357*, 488, 575, 577, 680, 695
Bearing
Boss “A”
Drum
with Spur
Sprocket
Shoe
Assembly
Boss “B”
Spring
Bearing
Rim
Sprocket
Drum
Shoe
Assembly
Spring
Boss “B”
Rim
Sprocket
Bearing
*Two shoes used on
Model 357
Cover
Drum
Shoes*
Springs
Boss “B”
757
Boss “B’
Shoes
Springs
Boss “A”
Bearing
Drum
Rim
Sprocket
Cup
Washer
E-ring
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