it from going dull again you should always check that there is enough chian oil and avoid the chain touching sand or dirt while sawing
it is overheating Generally chainsaws overheat when the chain is not sharp enough or the chain oil is not getting to the chain. To check the chain oil run the saw with the end pointed at a white sheet
...dull chains? Thanks...Chuck This may help. http://www.fixya.com/support/r4146814-chainsaw_chain_installation You can have chains sharpened. Just because you added oil does not mean it is getting to ...
...touch anything they will cut into it. That's why they have a brake, in case the saw bounces back your hand on the handles will throw the brake back and activate the brake. then you will have to push ...
...touch a rock or metal and in 2 seconds you chain is dull and you have to have it sharpened. Find someone to help you and show you how. Also, this thing will kill you in a matter of seconds, if used ...
A paved driveway or sidewalk works well. Check your wheels and/or rollers on the deck. Are they all touching the ground? Are they loose and wobbling? If nothing is obvious yet, take a tape measure and
dull the chains teeth. Chainsaws will only cut fresh wood. is the chain on backwords ? Is your chain on the right way?? First, like another suggested, make sure the chain is on correctly. Next inspect
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