Great advice, thank you. Just got a new chainsaw and after several hours the chain came off. Several teeth won’t go back in, I’m going to give this a try. Thanks again.

@bigstinkybeans

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Thanks! I'll try this. I have two dinged chains. Hit a rock with one and ran out of chain oil for the other.

Recently I had this problem and I used a vice and my regular round file for chain sharpening since I didn't have a flat file handy. My experience, it takes very little hand filing to fix and it seems like a grinding wheel would be a bit of overkill. He is right about one thing though, it took a few trips between the vice and bar to find all the burrs and remove them.

Super helpful...thanks mate!

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It's the a way to do this with say pliers and sandpaper if we don't have a grinder?

Not exactly sure what you did as one can’t see because your glove is in the way. My chain appears that most of the cutting links have a small tip and the ones that aren’t going in the bar groove don’t have the tip and seem to be the ones that won’t fit. Am I supposed to grind it to form a small tip?

@wildernesslivingwork1632

3 жыл бұрын

If you feel the runners you'll feel razed metal. Let's call them burrs. You just need to grind them off.

@GibsonF4F5

3 жыл бұрын

Wilderness Living Work Worked great, Thanks. Great tip!

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