macstrange
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In three years I have found two-non working. Yup they are rare.How hard are the chainbrakes to find for these saws? I would love to get my hands on one for mine.
Didn't realize it, was looking at one of my 056's..happens to have a working brake on it!!In three years I have found two-non working. Yup they are rare.
I find when I open the up there so much crud baked on it doesn't allow the cams to work smooth. Also common to have the wrong spring which enevtually bends the actuating arm (to the hand guard) and makes operation difficult. If you buck a lot on a landing I really suggest having the brake. As you know as soon as you hit the upper part of the sprocket to the log that saws coming up quick!!I've got 4 056 chainbrakes, three of them are going into saws eventually.
A few are hidden in my basement.The 045/056 are fairly common and can be had for 70$ +/- Open the up and clean all the crud out. Make sure you have a 13 coil spring and they operate smooth as silk. The 076 chain brakes are the tough ones to find. Somewhere in WA and Oregon there's a mountain of them, lol
Its not the little o ring s fault strictly the seal.I'm getting bar oil in the case and replaced small o ring but can't find a match for the upper seal. Can a bad upper seal even cause that problem.