If the saw is working harder then you are not working smarter------time to sharpen.
I've never bought a file, can't bother to use my free time just to save a few dollars.
you can't, it doesnt fit, at least that is what I was toldI cannot imagine the embarrassment if someone saw a used chain on an expensive pro saw.
you can't, it doesnt fit, at least that is what I was told
Guys!!!! I said OIL!!!!2 tanks if I keep it in clean stuff and am using the right OIL!!!
before it gets dullProviding you don't saw the soil, do you sharpen after every fuel fill or more?
As needed not a second before!
I've never bought a file, can't bother to use my free time just to save a few dollars.
Even the best loggers file sharpen their chains in the field while working, even with 36" bars. Cutting really big logs, they sometimes have to do this after every buck cut or large felling cut, and especially when clearing trees killed by floods. A good sawyer can do this in 10 to 12 minutes with the bar over his left shoulder.In my line of work, a file is a lot lighter and takes up less room..... in a fireline pack! Being extra careful and watching where the tip goes makes for more fireline cut or hazard trees at the end of the day, but that file makes for less fatigue too!
Duane
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