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IF they fit your rakers!!!!a_lopa said:there great for setting the rakers perfect
IF they fit your rakers!!!!a_lopa said:there great for setting the rakers perfect
Elmore said:Thanks Ben but Oregon says that they don't make one. Just the asembled jig type and a clamp on guide. I'm about to go buy a Stihl chain to augment my Super 70. What set up do you recommend to hand file both the Stihl RAPID™ Super (RS) and the Oregon SUPER 70?
bwalker said:For Oregon chain you really cant beat their roller file guides.
FWIW I recently bought a file-o-plate and and a loop of woodsman pro chain. The woodsman pro chain out of the box cut slower than Oregon LG and the fil-o-plate was slower to use than the roller guide.
I like the roller guides too, and use those who are a combination roller guide and raker guide.albngore said:I use the Husky 3/8 roller guide on 73LG chain. It is fast and accurate. ..... I love the roller guide. Oregon makes them too, I believe.
The ones I have seen has been made by E-lux (Em), but they are made for Oregon chain, as that is what E-lux have relabled and sell as Husky, Jred etc brand chain.Elmore said:... Oregon has told me they don't make or sell a roller guide. ...
Of course some of that chain will remain in the pipeline for some time, but it is no longer in the catalog in the US or over here.Elmore said:.... None of the local Stihl dealers don't know anything about the RS chain not being available in 3/8 ....
Yes, it will work as long as it fits loosely over the chain.CaseyForrest said:I just got one of those roller guides in a kit from Lowes. Works on my Stihl chain with no modifications.....
That is a very useful raker guide, as it let you adjust the raker to every single toot instead of to the average of two or more.....CaseyForrest said:.... Now I need to cut off that raker gauge thats riveted onto it, I see that as a knuckle buster.
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