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Husqvarna Sharpforce chain sharpener

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Silentgarth, Oct 13, 2016.

  1. Silentgarth

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    Got a Amazon gift card for my birthday. And was in need of a chain sharpener. So I got this. Yes it is 5/32, I have a little Poulan 38cc 16" saw. Seems to do a good gob. Quick and easy to swap the files around ( you have to switch between left filing and right side filing.). [​IMG]
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    I sell a lot of those! The do work well.
     
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    Looks pretty good. Same concept as the Pferd/Stihl 2 in 1. I don't think I got the Stihl one after failing miserably with a regular file guide. They work great. Enjoy!
     
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    Works like a dream. I did the whole chain in like 15 -20 minutes. But as I use it more I will get faster. Plus this was the first time the chain was sharpened ( it was bad.. hit some dirt the last time I ran it.).

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    Yup, that's the a Pferd tool. Rebranded again
    Still a fantastic tool, it will save you load of $ in sharpening.
     
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