I have a HRB215-HXA, serial MZBA-6430780, with a Roto-Stop. I had to disassemble the engine to fix issues with an oil leak and I need to know how to adjust the Roto-Stop when reattaching it to the crankshaft. Can anyone help? Is there a specified torque value or is it a compression distance on the body with the clutch spring? Thanks for any help.
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Honda HRB215 roto-stop
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Robert, when I torque the blade holder to the crankshaft, it collapses the clutch spring and locks the driven disk together with the blade holder. This will cause the blade to always turn and it won't declutch when I disengage the handle. I don't know the torque requirement or if there is a specification for the gap between the driven disk and the blade holder. This is a K4 model so it does not have a brake assembly with ball bearings. Would appreciate any help that you can provide. Thanks in advance.http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/members/list/r102.html?pp=30&pp=30
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