After seeing all sorts of sharpenings on used chainsaws, I began to wonder about my own? I knew I wasn't perfect but was getting by. I started...
Personally never had a chain jump off but maybe my turn is coming? But with the many used saws I have acquired, they have all had the chain jump...
The bar is toast - get a new one
That's good too. Did you file it or was it done on a grinder? If on a grinder like a Oregon 511A, what were your angles?
That's better
I don't have any use for that low profile .325 either. I tried to give all my accumulations of Low Profile to Carbine All my .325 is Stihl Rm & RS...
The 520i will not work. The 520i has a external clutch and the 510 a internal clutch like the 5105
There are alternatives depending on your resourcefulness
The MityVac MV8500 is the definitive device. Use 1/2 atmosphere test pressure and vacuum 7lbs pressure or 15" vacuum Use the vacuum for the crank...
That chain in your avatar is not going to cut worth a toot after a short while? From looking at the picture, you have your inside corner low and...
There's a preferred way to use the "Easy Start" If you continually horse them around like I did the one once, you will eventually have trouble.
The flywheel is different and has pawls for the wrap spring mechanism. The whole starter assembly is different The coil is different
RS3 is the green safety version with the humps on the driver links? The old safety chain with the angel wings was type #2 Look at the PS chain...
Go to Madsens site and look at their square chain tutorial. Compare the angles on your chain with those angles in the tutorial to get an idea...
Cut4fun had a Easy Start at his house. I wasn't aware of their characteristics. I have some MS 250/025's and they are hard enough to pull. So I...
I'm the one who has these three saws. I can assure you they all run just like the video in the first post. They have all been muffler modded and...
Working with granite is hard on equipment. There's a lot of difference in a 4000 hr tractor that's been working with rock and one that's been...
Some good advice above. $649 is double the market median. Look for another saw. The 036 & 360 Pro are classics of all time on my list. But...
I had a 1974 Homelite XL150 Auto as my only saw for 24 years. The saw itself always ran and never broke down. But it sure would make my hands...
The cutters on that Windsor chain looked like LGX cutters but the straps and DL's were not like Oregon.