Saws that use a 25” chain include some chainsaws and hydraulic saws. Common chain pitches are 3/8” or 0.325”. Popular models are from brands like Echo and Husqvarna. Check the … Read More
To tune a chainsaw, start with a warm saw. Run it at full throttle. Adjust the low side carburetor for the highest performance. Next, tune the high end while cutting. … Read More
Intermittent spark on your chainsaw may arise from several issues. Inspect the ignition coil for faults and check the wiring connections for any damage. Ensure correct ignition timing. Worn breaker … Read More
To estimate chainsaw job costs, consider the hourly rate of $60-$100 per worker. Measure the pitch of the chain to identify replacement needs. Divide the chainsaw purchase cost by its … Read More
To determine the proper sharpening angle for your chainsaw, use a consistent angle. For softwood, sharpen the teeth at a 35° angle, which may dull them faster. For hardwood, use … Read More
To access the aeristor on a STIHL chainsaw, prioritize safety first. Remove the air filter cover with a screwdriver. Locate the aeristor at the base of the filter. Clean or … Read More
Husqvarna launched its first chainsaw in 1959. It had a black and orange design that established the brand’s identity. Since then, Husqvarna has continuously evolved its chainsaw lineup to serve … Read More
Yes, a small electric chainsaw can cut up a cow. It effectively splits the carcass along the spine. Users suggest using vegetable oil for lubrication. The chainsaw’s power rating allows … Read More
To convert a chainsaw into a lawn edger, start by replacing the trimmer head with an edger attachment. Loosen the two screws on the trimmer head and remove it. Install … Read More
To tighten a chainsaw chain, you need a chainsaw scrench. First, lift the nose of the bar. Use the scrench to loosen the tensioning pin. This adjusts the chain’s tension. … Read More