P2502 (107586001) Ryobi Chainsaw - Overview

This part is an OEM from Ryobi. The screw (m4 x 14mm bl) is compatible with a variety of lawn and garden tools. The metal screw is often used to help secure the housing assembly. This item is sold individually, and a hex key is required for the installation. It is encouraged to purchase spares, as they can wear over time and regular use.

This guide bar nut is sourced from the original equipment manufacturer for use in chainsaws. It is made of metal, and has a diameter of 5/16 of an inch and a thread pitch of 18 threads per inch. The guide bar nut also has a flange on one end for added stability and security. The nut is responsible for holding the guide bar and chain in pl...Read moreace and ensures proper tension and alignment of the chain, for safe and efficient cutting. A faulty guide bar nut will result in the chain becoming loose or detached during operation, which poses a safety risk to the user. Additionally, a loose chain will result in reduced cutting ability, and damage to the guide bar. It is recommended to check your equipment manual for the correct number of guide bar nuts needed. Each nut is sold individually. Use a socket tool to loosen and remove the old nut. Clean the area around the guide bar and thread to ensure a good fit, and then insert the new nut and tighten it securely. Ensure that the chain is adequately tensioned before attempting to use the chain saw again.

This sprocket is an OEM replacement part for use in chainsaws and pole saws. It is a key component of the chain drive system. The sprocket is a toothed wheel, with a diameter of 1 inch, that is responsible for driving the chain around the bar, allowing it to rotate and cut through materials. It is found at the end of the engine crankshaft...Read more. The sprocket can fail if it is inadequately lubricated, if it impacts a hard object, or if its teeth are worn down. A failed sprocket will cause the chain to move slower, slip, or fail to rotate altogether. You will also notice excessive noise and vibration when using your equipment. Therefore, it is important to replace the sprocket to prevent any additional damage to your equipment. Before you begin, ensure that the chain brake is engaged for your safety. Remove the cover on the chainsaw, and pull out the cutting chain and guide bar. Use a sprocket wrench to remove the old sprocket, position the new sprocket onto the crankshaft and secure it with the retaining nut. Each sold individually.

This retaining ring helps hold a related part in place on compatible chainsaws, pole saws, and trimmers. Replace it if the original ring is lost, bent, or damaged, or if the secured part moves out of position. Remove the battery or disconnect the spark plug wire before repair. Check the exact tool model before ordering.