How To Skid Logs by Hand (Explained)
There are a few effective methods of skidding logs by hand. One is by creating a lever(using a big rock and a long metal stick) and the other is by…
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Chainsaw Too Much Compression (15 Solutions Explained)
Carbon build-up in cylinder & piston, bad needle bearing, overused starter spring, oil in the starter system, old or bad fuel, etc can cause too much compression in Chainsaws. By…
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Chainsaw No Spark: Causes & Solution (Explained)
Chainsaws may lack a spark due to a number of issues, including faulty spark plugs, bad ignition coils, and ignition switch problems. Spark plugs, responsible for igniting the fuel mixture…
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How Much Compression Should a Chainsaw Have (Expert Guide)
The ideal compression level for a chainsaw varies depending on factors such as the brand, model, size, motor capacity, and temperature. If a chainsaw has a small engine, it requires…
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Chainsaw Primer Bulb Temporary Fix (Explained)
Use a can of carb cleaner sprayed into the breather/filter assembly. If that doesn’t work, try gently tapping on the side of the bulb with a screwdriver or other tool….
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How To Clean Chainsaw Chain? (Explained)
Do your chainsaw chain look dirty? Do you want it to work efficiently? Chainsaw chains can become dirty and clogged with debris. This can cause the chain to slow down…
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Chainsaw Bar Sprocket Seized: How To Fix It? (Explained)
Brake cleaner gives the best result for fixing the chainsaw bar sprocket. You can also use Boeshield T-9 or Green Degreaser. Brushing with carpet/wood, flowing oil in large amounts, or…
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Chainsaw Bogs Down When Cutting (Explained)
Clogging of the air filter/fuel line, untidy carburetor and damaged spark plug, etc. can cause a chainsaw to bog down when cutting. Cleaning the air filter and spark arrestor with…
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What Size File for a .325 Chain (Explained)
According to the size and pitch of the .325 chain, the ideal file is 3/16 inches (4.8 mm), and the depth gauge is .025. You can use a plastic roll…
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Chainsaw Bar Turned Blue (Causes, Solutions & Pro Tips)
When a chainsaw bar turns blue, it is usually due to heat and friction issues. While a blue chainsaw bar may indicate overheating, it does not necessarily mean that the…
