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- Can I remove just one link to save a stretched chain that still has . . .
I have a good chain that is at the limit to tighten, but cutters have plenty of life left Will this affect the pitch enough to cause a problem?
- Ok to add motor oil to bar chain oil? | Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
In the video above, Project Farm compared different chain bar oils and the Harvest King came out on top overall In one category HK finished second behind the Mobil Delvac motor oil with the second smallest metal scar Mobil Delvac had the smallest wear scar size Is it ok to add and combine
- Stihl MS170 Chain - Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
I recently bought a new chain for my MS170 I got it on Amazon The part number is 36360001640 Other info on the label is 50M 3 8 1 3 The chain is the correct size, but the followers fit too tightly into the groove in the guide bar When installed the chain won't move This is not an
- HUSQVARNA - New saw leaking oil | Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
I purchased my first chain saw about three months ago - Husqvarna 450 Rancher Used it once and put it away today I see oil has run out of the bottom of the case it's in Took it out of the case, cleaned the oil off the bottm, but can't tell where it's coming from I assume it's chain oil? Any
- Best substitute for bar and chain oil - Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
Some people use vegetable oils, but they can harden polymerize in the saw, causing problems If you go that route, be sure to drain the vegetable oil before storing the saw for any length of time, and flush some regular bar and chain oil through to clean the passages, etc
- Converting 50:1 to 40:1 - Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
Hello all, the question of tuning still baffles me from time to time and I would like to fully understand exactly how to precisely do it Currently on two of my saws (372xp and t435) I run a 50:1 mix, and on my other two (346xp and ms200t) I run 40:1 one I would like to run them all on the
- For the experts, what do the different angles do?
Some guys are stuck in a ' one-chain-on-one-saw ' mindset, filing on the bar, and using a chain up before removing it I like to think of my saws like a socket set: power heads = ratchets (1 4", 3 8", 1 2" drive) guide bars = extensions chains = sockets (deep, 6 point, metric, etc ) Choose what you need for the task at hand
- Is it okay to run a chain with an extra drive link?
Hey guys, I have a bar here that's 3 8lp, 050, 56DL There's a decent sale price on some loops of 3 8lp, 050, 57DL Wondering if the one extra drive link would be okay to run?
- Is Husqvarna and Stihl chain compatible? - Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
Just a quick question, but I have a Husqvarna chain (16" 325 050 66dl), and was wondering if it was compatible with a Stihl chain (16" 325 050 67dl)? Can I use these chains with any 16" bar? Are they interchangeable? Thanks in advance for your help
- Vintage Homelite Saw Collection | Outdoor Power Equipment Forum
I am not necessarily looking to make them showpieces like above, but removing unnecessary scratches, gouges and chipped paint spots will make clean up of bar chain oil and saw chips much easier! I hand sand the saw to remove paint edges then use two applications and rinses of a strong cleanser like purple power to remove grease and let air dry
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