MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
IME, saws that have sat upside-down for any length of time are usually hard to start.
Saw Does NOt Cut Straight
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xander9727
The Silverback
Great info Mike. Keep it coming. Few people really understand how a chain works in the wood. Even fewer understand what would cause it to work poorly.
Gypo John; I wasn't going to say anything about the first post, this morning, but now I've had a few beers...
1 "mil" is 1/1000 of an inch. I think you're referring to "mm" (1/1000 of a meter), right?
Glen
1 "mil" is 1/1000 of an inch. I think you're referring to "mm" (1/1000 of a meter), right?
Glen
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Hi Glens, Mike is right, you have to run thin to win. Sorry about the metric screwup. LOL
I think the BRC is more remedial than curative. The best is when 1.3 bar wears enough to fit a 1.5 mil chain.
John
I think the BRC is more remedial than curative. The best is when 1.3 bar wears enough to fit a 1.5 mil chain.
John
xander9727
The Silverback
Mike,
Your theoretical situation is impossible. Butch never sharpens his chain. Why would he need to? It was sharp when he bought the saw and they only get dull if you cut something other than wood. This would take a miscalculation or a mistake and we all know Butch never makes a mistake.......And why would he......I trained him!
Your theoretical situation is impossible. Butch never sharpens his chain. Why would he need to? It was sharp when he bought the saw and they only get dull if you cut something other than wood. This would take a miscalculation or a mistake and we all know Butch never makes a mistake.......And why would he......I trained him!
MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
So, letting the powerhead sit upside does no harm?
Hmmmm.
Hmmmm.
