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Are the yellow carving chains as safe as a normal green 1/4?
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<blockquote data-quote="capetrees" data-source="post: 8091056" data-attributes="member: 20237"><p>From the Stihl website;</p><p></p><p>"ANSI B175.1 Chain Saw Kickback Standard</p><p>STIHL’s green and yellow color code system serves to identify STIHL bars and chains with different kickback reduction characteristics. Green (go) marks those products which are designed to reduce the risk of kickback injury and comply with the ANSI B175.1 kickback standard. STIHL’s low-kickback chain features a green tie strap that identifies each loop as “low-kickback” chain that meets the ANSI standard. Recommended for both the experienced and inexperienced chainsaw user. Yellow (caution) marks products with increased risk of kickback injury. They are for use only by persons with extraordinary cutting needs and experience and specialized training in dealing with kickback conditions."</p><p></p><p>14 and probably not that strong in the arms just yet (not poking at you, just saying), stay with the green for now and keep it sharp.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="capetrees, post: 8091056, member: 20237"] From the Stihl website; "ANSI B175.1 Chain Saw Kickback Standard STIHL’s green and yellow color code system serves to identify STIHL bars and chains with different kickback reduction characteristics. Green (go) marks those products which are designed to reduce the risk of kickback injury and comply with the ANSI B175.1 kickback standard. STIHL’s low-kickback chain features a green tie strap that identifies each loop as “low-kickback” chain that meets the ANSI standard. Recommended for both the experienced and inexperienced chainsaw user. Yellow (caution) marks products with increased risk of kickback injury. They are for use only by persons with extraordinary cutting needs and experience and specialized training in dealing with kickback conditions." 14 and probably not that strong in the arms just yet (not poking at you, just saying), stay with the green for now and keep it sharp. [/QUOTE]
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