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Chain Saw Chain Sticking
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The chain was not tight enough on and came off . Now several teeth of the chain are sticking in the groove of the bar. Cannot see any bent .....Any solution please
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Apparently, it seems some damage was caused when it threw the chain, therefore I would replace the chain with a new one, otherwise you may cause further damage to the bar or front and rear sprocket. Its easy to be wise after the event but keep an eye on the chain tension and keep it well lubricated. I cleaned my saw out the other day, put it all back together, then...
07:21 Tue 11th Sep 2018
Apparently, it seems some damage was caused when it threw the chain, therefore I would replace the chain with a new one, otherwise you may cause further damage to the bar or front and rear sprocket.
Its easy to be wise after the event but keep an eye on the chain tension and keep it well lubricated.
I cleaned my saw out the other day, put it all back together, then noticed the chain was on the wrong way round, so I had to take it all apart again ;-/
I'm using a bio oil for the chain at the mo and it clings well to the chain. Good luck!
Its easy to be wise after the event but keep an eye on the chain tension and keep it well lubricated.
I cleaned my saw out the other day, put it all back together, then noticed the chain was on the wrong way round, so I had to take it all apart again ;-/
I'm using a bio oil for the chain at the mo and it clings well to the chain. Good luck!
Hi arabbadot,
I don't think you mentioned if the chainsaw was a petrol or electric one.
Anyway this may or may not be relevant. I was helping a friend today cutting a pile of logs with his electric, black and decker chainsaw and while I stood there watching, I suddenly noticed the chain went slack (never seen that before) then the chain came off and after that the chain seemed to be sticking, so we took it apart again, everything looked okay but it still kept sticking.
any way to cut to the chase, we concluded the the problem was with the gearing mechanism, behind the sprocket, under the casing.
Hope that helps.
I don't think you mentioned if the chainsaw was a petrol or electric one.
Anyway this may or may not be relevant. I was helping a friend today cutting a pile of logs with his electric, black and decker chainsaw and while I stood there watching, I suddenly noticed the chain went slack (never seen that before) then the chain came off and after that the chain seemed to be sticking, so we took it apart again, everything looked okay but it still kept sticking.
any way to cut to the chase, we concluded the the problem was with the gearing mechanism, behind the sprocket, under the casing.
Hope that helps.
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