Do You Need a License to Use a Chainsaw?
The need for a license to operate a chainsaw depends on the country and the intended use of the chainsaw. While in USA & UK a license is generally not…
How Many Chainsaw Accidents Happen in A Year
Each year, nearly 36,000 people are injured in chainsaw accidents in the United States alone. The arms, hands, and legs sustain the majority of injuries. The Author key Notes: Chain…
How to Replace Fuel Lines on a Poulan Chainsaw
Collect a new fuel line, a pair of pliers, and a screwdriver. First, remove the old fuel line from the fuel tank. Then, disconnect the old fuel line from the…
Can I Use Wd40 To Clean Chainsaw?
YES. If you need a quick clean and you’re without a chainsaw cleaner, then you can definitely use WD-40. It contains an anti-corrosion agent with ingredients for water displacement, penetration,…
Is the Stihl Manscaping Kit Real
No. It is just a marketing strategy. It could be called the most ‘realistic fake news’ of the year. It was a prank created by Stihl. The kit was advertised…
How To Skid Logs by Hand
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…
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…
Chainsaw No Spark: Causes & Solution
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…
How Much Compression Should a Chainsaw Have
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…
Chainsaw Primer Bulb Temporary Fix
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….
