Remington 10" elec pole saw diagram needed

I bought this chain without first examining the "count" of my old chain. I found this new chain had 39 drive-links while my OLD chain had 40 links. My 10" Remington saw had enough chain-tensioning adjustment to compensate for that missing link and this new 39-link chain runs fine... cuts very well. Happy.
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Parts for these machines are not being manufactured any more as the company has ceased operations. Search the internet for companies that advertise these parts--you may get lucky! On the motor--check the brushes as they seem to fail often. Good luck!

Stihl.

Remington Saws have ceased operations and, unless you like to make your own replacement parts, they are prone to failure. The gearbox is sealed and the motor brushes are not available anywhere. Look elsewhere!

You can order the part by calling 1-800-654-8534

Afternoon Lee;
Probably Oregon.
Oregon Bar & Chain Selector
http://www.oregonchain.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG
Select "Remington; YourSawModelNumber; 10; All; All; All".
The Oregon part number can be used at a local merchant (no shipping and handling) or over the Internet.

If you have more questions or need additional help please reply below and I will get back to you. Thank you for using FixYa and Good Luck. HTH
Lou

We are in no way connected with RemingtonPower. They are no longer in production and replacement parts are very difficult to find. Often eBay is your only source of parts. I can only suggest an Internet search for "Remington YourPartNumber". Does it make sense to invest more money in an obsolete item? Eventually a part you need will not be available. Invest in a name brand you expect to be around for at least 10 years. Name brand saws are better constructed than was Remington IMO, and need fewer parts over the long haul. Sorry. Lou

Shall we remain friends or shall I be honest? The only thing RemingtomPower is creating today is unhappy customers. They shutdown manufacturing some time back and replacement parts are exhausted.
RemingtonPower.com
http://shoppingcart.msservicecompany.com/Default.aspx
Enter "111409" in the "Search for your unit by Model #:" window. Click “Search” Click "View Model" Click "View Illustrated Parts Diagram"
From reading the IPL the motor is a sealed unit. You can probably drill off the rivit heads and access the interior. I suspect if done you'll find defective gears. You probably won't find any source for replacement gears.
Here comes the honesty. It was a bad design from the onset. There is no bar and chain lubrication and most drive components are plastic. Locating a manual oiler on a component 10 feet above your head is no better. How do you compute operating cost if every 2 years it must be replaced?
I recommend you purchase a name brand replacement, from a company you expect to be in business 5-10 years from now when you require replacement parts. A lower initial purchase price isn't always the best bargain.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but think you already knew it was time for a replacement. I provided a very good answer to your question and should not be punished for RemingtonPower's failure. Sorry
Lou

No, the largest electric pole chain saw that can be attached to a pole with the Remington Pole Saw kit, is a 10" saw.

You can go to Master Distributors to find out more detailed info about your situation and speak with one of their reps.

http://www.remingtonchainsaw.com/

Hope you found this very helpful, best regards!

Check in the handle, the wire connection to the electrical switch could have came loose or disconnected. The switch may need to be replaced. Maybe part of the cord went bad, but I would think that would be less likely, but possible if you had a electrical surge.

If the wire connection is okay, then I suggest you try to purchase a new switch part # 077525S, that may do the trick. You can by one by calling Master Distributors at 800-446-1446 or you can find them online at www.masterparts.net. I hope this helps!