Something is stripped out where I can get nut off blade. Angle gears?
1621067
I'm not sure what you are asking, but the nut that holds the blade on is reverse threaded. If the bolt head is stripped just use vice grips to remove the bolt and replace with a reverse thread nut. It blot is stripped then you will need to replace both the drive bolt and the nut...you would have to order as parts from Husqvarna...good luck.
2199016
After reading your post I did the same... minus the dremel tool though. I just hacked away at it with an exacto knife. Works great. Can't feel the sensor. Saved myself $100 too!
1633915
there is a lever on the side of the head Just push on it you can remove the blade. Then just replace the blade
1541041
There are two bolts that, when removed, allow the blade to be removed. As to replacing it, I must query the vendor for part number and source. Hope this helps.
1627546
Stick a flat blade screw driver under the socket and twist to pop it off or tap it in with a hammer if it's really stubborn.
388901
The threads are reverse. It took me a good bit to figure that out. Turn the nut the opposite way... Righty loosey. Good luck
5162
I have not had that issue. My guess (and it's only a guess) is that some type of plastic gear stripped and that you did nothing wrong in assembly. I hope you can get it resolved.
1087887
Not sure either, but try contacting Elzetta and ask them or maybe they'll send a replacement tool.
1413890
There's a wheel up by the bobbin winder. Try turning that, you may have turned it last time you wound a bobbin.
1547187
There should be a wrench that came with it, usually slide into the back of the saw, there is a holder for it there, make sure the saw is unplugged and unscrew the bolt in the center, using something like a piece of wood to keep the blade from rotating while unscrewing the bolt
877782
I too thought that the gearbox was broken. Turns out the gearbox speed change mechanism sometimes wouldn't engage fully whether pushing or pulling. Make the belts are aligned and the clutch knob is secure first. I found that if I spun the blade pulley slowly by hand while firmly engaging the clutch knob the internal gears would engage and viola! I now had the new speed. In time the gears should wear-in enough that speed changing will become much easier. I also make sure that power is disconnected from the saw before I grab the pulleys. Don't want to damage or lose any fingers.-Bud,
194752
Remove the bad starter and on the end that has the geared spindle there should be a part number and manufacturer. Post it and then I can answer your question
1065485
The safest way to pull the blades out other than the wrench is using a small metal fork(silverware),all the others comments you might damage the motor
1822135
I got mine off with a flat screwdriver, but use a vise to hold motor or you'll end up stabbing your self. Trust me
989909
Same issue. I used a wrench to hold the nut until it was tight and a large screwdriver to turn the bolts.
1682310
On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
1619391
I used a Dewalt Angle Gringer I got off Amazon and it worked fine. Hope this helps.