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Problem solved. Well I sharpened my chain the same on both sides, made a cut in some 13'' black cherry same thing. Banana cut. So I flipped the bar over and I looked at it and the bottom side the rail is wallered out noticeably a lot. So I flipped the bar over made a few cuts in the same log...

The cutters look good. I think I'll flip the bar and make a few cuts see if that helps any. Thanks.

Well this morning I had to cut a locust tree off of a barn that had fell on it last summer. Anyway I tried sharpening the cutters on the right side 5 strokes and the ones on the left side 3 strokes. It really cut good on limbs about 8'' in diameter or less. When i got in the big stuff about...

Is there any way I could fix that myself or would I have to take it to a shop?

I'll try sharpening the right side of the chain a little more than the left if that doesn't help then I'll have the rails dressed.

Well that'd work to LoL

Well just from eye balling it the teeth seem to be about the same length only the ones on the left look to have a steeper angle on um. So i guess I need to sharpen the teeth on the right a little more? Or at a steeper angle?

Hi everybody, I'm new here but I've ran chainsaws for about 2 years still kinda new to it I guess. But anyway I can't figure out why my ECHO CS400 cuts crooked now when i first bought it about 4 months ago it cut straight now it cuts like / angling to the left. I've sharpened the blade it...