chains, junk or save?

This pile of chains was left in a building I'm cleaning out. Does anyone know the maker by these logo's? I'll sort these by logo's and if someone needs them let me know.

 

3 overlapping circles overseas stuff . Just looked that one up on some chains that came in.

Seen it sold in Home Depot

trilink http://www.trilinksawchain.com/downloads/2014_Trilink_Catalog.pdf

 

Thank you, no idea why someone had all these chains?

 

Might have been something from a tree or landscape firm? They typicaly will have a fair sized lot of chains particularly in the 16-20" bar range.

 

Cool

 

There's a bunch of Oregon chains, more to follow.

 

Here's a before and after with the cheap ultrasonic cleaner.

 

Send em to square-file...I hear he needs practice sharpening chain.

I guess he thinks that filing them square makes em cut faster, I say it's black magic or some kind of voodoo.

Seriously though, that's where I would send them. He'll know what to do wittum.

 

That one oregon vanguard

 

Oregon chains and Trilink? One very short Stihl chain.

 

That's an impressive assortment of chain. Hope you are able to put them to good use. Never know what you are apt to run into.

 

Yea if they have tooth left run them. I only scrap chains when there seized up from rust or there is no tooth left to sharpen.

 

Run 'em like ya stole 'em...er...uh...found 'em in a barn...

 

What's the rest of that stuff? Chain link fence post tops?

 

Hope you got a grinder. Grinder will pay for itself in one day getting those all even upped and ready to go.

 

If perhaps you don't have a grinder, I would be willing to touch up a small flat rate box worth of them for ya as long as you aren't in a huge hurry.

 

You are correct.