Short answer: Both have their place. A battery saw is great for lots of small cuts up a tree, because you're not startin
Short answer: If the saw starts to slow down in the cut, the chain is probably dull and needs sharpening. Rocks, dirt an
Short answer: Check your saw's manual first: it gives the fuel mix your saw needs. Phil's crew runs 50 to 1, which is 10
Short answer: Phil's advice is to use the bar oil your saw's manufacturer specifies. The saw's oiler system is delicate
Short answer: Look down at the saw from the top: the cutting teeth on top of the bar should face forward, away from you.
Short answer: Pull up on the chain with gentle pressure: you should be able to see about three drive links (the bottom p
Short answer: Most likely the depth gauges, also called rakers, are set too high. The depth gauge controls how deep each
Short answer: Three things make a chainsaw cut crooked, pull to one side or cut at an angle. Uneven sharpening, where on
Short answer: There are three likely causes. Too much two-stroke oil in your fuel. No oil in your fuel at all, which can