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Husky CS 42 Autopsy

Plombob

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Found this nice ratchet today. I almost left it behind, but it is a 60 tooth and really smooth. It wasn't used much. I decided to take it apart. It is a 1/2" drive. Does anyone know how old this is?

Front and back
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A split ring holds the head together. Behind the ring is a plastic washer.
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Closeup of the innards.
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A snap ring holds the selector in place. That's it on the right.
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Took the gear apart.
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Another view.
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The gear is back together and ready to reinstall. I'll leave it dry so that the next owner can use their favorite lube. I know how particular some guys are.

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The ratchet has a nice smooth action and the handle is pretty comfortable. Not as comfortable as some, but better than others.
 
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oldtools

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That thing is in excellent condition. How much did you pay for it?
 

64merc

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Verry nice!! I've seen variations of course, but none exactly like this one.
 
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old salvage

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Ibgradwell, I looked for an earlier patent and couldnt find it.
Do you know the number ?

Edit....
Never mind I just looked at the picture above.
Yes, I'm an idiot. :)
 

Jared

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For some reason when i clicked on this thread i was expecting a chainsaw tairdown, looks good none the less.
 

olds394

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I have a later model. Thank you for the pic's now I don't have to take mine apart. lol They are very smooth. NB must have done good work.
 
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Plombob

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I would love to see EXACTLY how to take that xamn ring off. The last time I tried, the tool ended up in my finger.:shocking:

OWWW!

I got an angled pick under the ring and just ran the pick around the head until I could pull the ring out of the groove. The ring came out pretty easily.

The hardest part was getting the little retaining ring back on the gear. That little ****** shot across the bench and I thought I'd never see it again.

I'll try to post pictures of taking the ring off. Might need three hands though. Give me a few days to get it done.
 
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