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Gubeter 3/8″-7T Clutch Drum Sprocket Set

AUD 61.31 on Amazon.com.au (as of October 22, 2026) View details ↗

The **Gubeter 3/8″-7T Clutch Drum Sprocket Set** is a direct replacement for Husqvarna chainsaws, including models **181, 281, 288, 281Xp, and 288Xp**. This kit ensures a precise fit for your saw’s clutch assembly, featuring a **clutch drum, clutch assembly, rim sprocket (chain wheel), and needle bearing**—all essential components for smooth operation and longevity.

Designed with compatibility in mind, this set replaces **OEM part numbers 503701501 and 503625903**, helping you avoid generic mismatches that can lead to poor performance or damage. The included needle bearing reduces friction, while the rim sprocket ensures proper chain engagement, supporting efficient cutting power. Always verify your chainsaw’s model and the exact part number before installation to confirm a match.

Backed by a **30-day satisfaction guarantee**, this kit comes with a lightweight yet durable construction to fit seamlessly into your Husqvarna model. Whether you’re tackling regular maintenance or upgrading worn parts, this set provides a cost-effective solution for keeping your chainsaw running reliably. If you encounter any issues with fit, quality, or delivery, Gubeter’s customer service team is ready to assist.

CompatibilityHusqvarna chainsaws: 181, 281, 288, 281Xp, 288Xp
Included Components1 x clutch drum, 1 x clutch assembly, 1 x rim sprocket, 1 x needle bearing
Replaces OEM Part Numbers503701501, 503625903
Sprocket Pitch3/8″-7T
Weight0.5 Kilograms
Will this set fit my Husqvarna 281Xp chainsaw if I’m replacing a broken clutch assembly?
Yes—this kit is specifically designed for the Husqvarna 281Xp, including the clutch drum, assembly, and rim sprocket. Always double-check your model and the exact OEM part number before purchase to ensure compatibility.
Do I need to remove the old clutch assembly before installing this set?
Yes, the old clutch drum and assembly must be removed to install the new components. Follow your chainsaw’s maintenance guide for safe disassembly and reassembly.
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