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Homelite
Gas Chainsaw

Model # 240-UT10625 Official Homelite chainsaw

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Cover-air Filter (240 Sl Only) Includes Key 8 A-95297
#7

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Cover-air filter (240 sl only) includes key 8

Part #A-95297

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Manifold 94872
#23

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Manifold

Part #94872

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Crankshaft A-96752
#14

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Crankshaft

Part #A-96752

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E-ring 93574
#27

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E-ring

Part #93574

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Line A-96778
#36

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Line

Part #A-96778

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Hex Nut 81196

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Hex nut

Part #81196

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Module-ignition (alternate Source)(includes Keys 28b, 29) 94711-1
#6

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Module-ignition (alternate source)(includes keys 28b, 29)

Part #94711-1

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Sprocket And Drum 3, 8, 6 Tooth (includes Key 22) A-95371
#21

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Sprocket and drum 3, 8, 6 tooth (includes key 22)

Part #A-95371

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Thrust Washer 95397
#10

Chain brake diagram

Thrust washer

Part #95397

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O-ring 96480
#18

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O-ring

Part #96480

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