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To shorten a chainsaw chain, remove the chain and eliminate the desired number of links. Use the chain breaker tool to rejoin the remaining links. Mastering…

A chainsaw that starts then dies likely has fuel, air, or spark issues. Common culprits include a clogged carburetor, faulty spark plug, or contaminated fuel. Chainsaws…

Chainsaw bars are somewhat interchangeable, but they must match your saw’s pitch, gauge, and drive link count for proper and safe operation. Selecting the right chainsaw…

Chainsaw chains are not universal; they vary by pitch, gauge, and length. Compatibility depends on the chainsaw model and the manufacturer’s specifications. Chainsaw users often wonder…

A chainsaw that won’t start when hot may be experiencing vapor lock or a faulty ignition coil. Overheating can also prevent a chainsaw from starting. Chainsaws…

To sharpen a chainsaw with a Dremel, attach the sharpening stone to your Dremel tool. Carefully grind each chainsaw tooth to the desired sharpness with the…

A chainsaw chain can typically be sharpened up to 10 times. Chain condition and maintenance practices affect this number. Maintaining the sharpness of a chainsaw chain…

To change a chainsaw chain, disengage the brake and remove the guide bar side panel. Then, release the tension and swap out the old chain for…

To test a chainsaw coil with a multimeter, set it to the ohms symbol and measure the resistance between the coil’s lead and ground. Confirm the…

To oil a chainsaw, first, ensure it’s off and fill the oil reservoir with the correct chain oil. Then run the saw to distribute the oil…