Shindaiwa 357 Service Manual download pdf (Page 117)

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STEP 5. Replace all mounting screws and

limiter bolts in the reverse order of removal.

■ Screws installed in nylon handles should be

installed “dry” and then tightened firmly by

hand pressure alone.

■ Screws installed in diecast handles (obso-

lete) should be precoated with ThreeBond

1401 screw locking agent and then firmly

tightened by hand.

STEP 6. For saw Models 575, 680, and 695

using diecast rear handles, final-tighten all

five A-V cushion screws to 55 in/lb

(65 kg/cm

2

).

STEP 7. Use a few drops of grease or light oil

to lubricate the edges of each dust cap,

and then reinstall the dust caps in the

reverse order of removal.

IMPORTANT!

A blunted screwdriver tip can aid in dust

cap installation.

STEP 8. Replace the front handle and then

install and firmly tighten all mounting

screws.

ATTENTION!

Use of over-length mounting screws can

puncture the fuel tank or engine crank-

case! For correct screw size, always

consult the appropriate IPL for the saw

being serviced.

STEP 9. Connect the stop switch, and then

reinstall the boot sleeve (where used,

Figure 12.7), carburetor, air cleaner, and

cylinder cover in the reverse order of

removal.

STEP 10. Install the bar, chain, and clutch

cover in the reverse order of removal.

Rear Handles and A-V Cushions Section 12

RHV-53

Boot

Reassembly

(continued)

REAR HANDLES–A-V

Boot

Sleeve

Boot

Figure 12.7 Typical Boot Sleeve Installation

Boot Sleeve

(Sealing Ring)

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