Questions & Answers for: Electric how do you tighten a chain

...tighten the chain now if you can pull the chain easy around the bar you good this will give you about a 1/8 in sage on the chain...Good luck I am missing the same part from a saw left here. Dis you ...

...tighten the chain. don't tighten it too much! leave a little "play" - tighten down the nuts. plug in the saw and start it. if the saw has a chain oiler press the oiler a few times. as you use the saw ...

tighten chain on WEN 5041 electric chain shaw? I have a WEN 14 " elec. chain saw model 5014 that must be 20 yrs. old. It hasn't been used much and it runs perfectly fine. The chain is lose. ...

...chain using the axle adjusters and ensure both are adjusted the same to avoid misaligning the rear wheel. Step 17: Tighten the axle nuts. Ensure the locking tab washers and center stand supports are ...

...call a Woodruff key. That's the piece of metal that forces the wheels to turn with the axle. Try tightening the locknuts. If that doesn't work they can be replaced easily. Hi Connie. The ticking ...

...chain onto the bar. Place the cover back on the saw and tighten the cover so the bar can still wiggle up and down. Turn the screw the screw to move the bar forward till the slack is removed. Put on ...

chain around the sprocket, then along the bar, then tighten the adjustment to remove almost all the slack, then tighten the bar retaining bolts. (smaller ones often have just one plastic wheel to hold

tighten the chain on it. Thanks there will be a tightening screw at the back of the blade loosen off the cover nut a bit and screw the screw clock wise until you can just pull the chain off the bar so

...into the proper slot to tighten chain saws. wiggle the bar a bit and it will find the proper fitting. tighten by fingers, and then tighten the chain. then do the final tighten when the chain is