Raguso Clutch Disassembly Tool Piston Stopper Clutch Removal Chainsaw Tool for Clutch Service

• 【Practical Tool】：This is a piston stop for service that requires to hold the crankshaft in place. Our piston stop chainsaw parts are easy to use and very handy to have around if you do your own saw or other 2 cycle work
• 【Suitable for】：This clutch removal tool set can be used for clutch service or flywheel nut removal or servicing weed eaters and leaf blowers, a practical and useful tool for your work
• 【Easy Operation】：This clutch disassembly tool is easy to operate, just remove the spark plug and screw this tool in it's place and lightly snug it down. Professional installation is highly recommended!
• 【Full Radius 】：The end is machined full radius to prevent damage to the top of the piston, perfect tool to remove the chain clutch. High quality foe long time service, don’t miss it~
• 【Tips】：Turn the engine either clockwise or counterclockwise until you feel the piston come up against the tool and you are ready to do your service. Remember that most chainsaws have left hand thread on the clutch side.

Description Features: This is a piston stop for service that requires to hold the crankshaft in place. Can be used for clutch service or flywheel nut removal or servicing eaters and leaf blowers. Just remove the and screw this tool in it's place and lightly snug it down. The end is machined full radius to prevent damage to the top of the piston. Very easy to use and very handy to have around if you do your own saw or other 2 cycle work. Specification: Condition: 100% Brand New Color: Orange + Black Package Weight: Approx. 308g Package Included: 1 * Clutch Removal Tool Set Notice: 1. We provide clear pictures, measurements where possible. Please check as much as possible to make sure the item is the one that you need. 2. Please allow 0.5-1 inch difference due to manual measurement.(1inch=2.54cm) 3. There are no instructions included in this kit. Professional installation is highly recommended! 4. Turn the engine either clockwise or counterclockwise until you feel the piston come up against the tool and you are ready to do your service. Remember that most chainsaws have left hand thread on the clutch side.