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Well it kinda depends on the saw you have. But either way you have to losen the bolts on the side of the saw by the bar and look for a flat head screw either between them bolts or at the front of the saw, some were beside the bar and chain. turn till chain is tight but not to tight and then tighten side bolts. Now if you have an older saw the do the same thing with the bolts only on the bar there should be a slot for a flat head screw driver just turn till chain is tight and tighten the bolts back up...
Since I do not have a way to send you a picture, I will describe the
sequence. With the cylinder head in a position where there are two holes on
your left and an open, blank, space on your right in the vertical surfaces
(you might want to make a sketch of this) - I will give the sequence going
in a clockwise direction. The open blank space I refer to is in the pushrod
gallery area.
No. 1 is in the center of the side closest to you. Number the holes 1 thru 7 going clockwise.
Tightening sequence - 1, 3, 6, 8, 5, 2, 4, 7.
Torque to 220 inch lbs. Tighten first round to 75 inch lbs next step to 150
inch lbs next to 200 inch lbs, then final step to 220 inch lbs. and recheck.
Tighten all bolts in sequence to whatever figure you are using.
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