Operating a chainsaw can be dangerous business. But when your chainsaw starts sputtering, smoking, or throwing sparks, the real trouble begins. Electrical issues in chainsaws can lead to frustrating shutdowns,…
Having a well-tuned chainsaw carburetor is essential for optimal engine performance and longevity. With some basic knowledge and a few simple adjustments, you can fine-tune your saw’s fuel system for…
Winter can be a difficult time for chainsaw maintenance. Cold temperatures, snow, ice, and reduced usage can wreak havoc on your equipment if you aren’t diligent about proper storage and…
As any experienced chainsaw user knows, a clean fuel system is absolutely essential for optimal performance and longevity. Over time, residue and gunk can build up inside the fuel tank,…
Why Proper Fuel Line Maintenance MattersThe fuel line is a critical but often overlooked component. It transports gasoline from the fuel tank to the carburetor, where it is mixed with…
For chainsaw owners looking to boost the performance of their equipment, modifying and upgrading components can make a significant difference. Whether you use your chainsaw for commercial logging, tree care,…
Why Does My Chainsaw Lose Power?There are several potential culprits when a saw starts but then dies shortly after. Here are some of the most likely causes of sudden power…
Chainsaws are powerful tools that require proper maintenance to keep running smoothly. One critical area many users overlook is fuel stabilization. Over time, gasoline breaks down and forms gum, varnish,…
Operating a chainsaw, whether gas-powered or electric, comes with inherent risks that every user should be aware of. However, electrical issues pose a unique hazard for those using electric chainsaws….
The things that make an old Husqvarna chainsaw start hard are corroded plugs, damaged ignition coil, faulty recoil starter, bad fuel, or clogging of the carburetor, etc. The solutions are…