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I think Chainsawbars ltd. hired a carbide toothed beaver to sharpen their chains. -
My paternal grandparents live 8 miles north of Wenger’s.
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It is sad that farm toy shows have all but become a thing of the past.
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Yesterday I took a little road trip to Wenger's Equipment in Myerstown to pick up a 6ft JD scraper blade for $400 20 mins later I...
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Starting the arduous job of clearing off about 150 yards of fencerow for my Pops. Complete with various briar vines/bushes, saplings...
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^^^ I’d have to agree if it’s not the chain it’s the gear on the bar tip. Clamp the bar in a vice with a square along side and leave a...
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The tensioner isn't doing anything after you tighten the bar nuts. Forget about that. You have a wierdly stretched chain, Which I...
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Observe the protrusion of the nose sprocket teeth as you rotate it. This is dragging on like it's winter or something! lol
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So it’s down to, Oregon versa lightweight bar or the tensioner. The 28” added too many variables, so I’m wondering if I add the OEM 325...
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And the crank is not changing position while you're advancing the chain by hand. The clutch drum should be spinning freely while the...
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The crank did not get bent and then unbend itself and then bent again. So don't worry about that.
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I’m thinking I will mount up the original 325 OEM sprocket, bar and chain. If it does it there I will know it’s internal. Tensioner...
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Well, the plot has thickened. Got bored between periods of USA hockey. Mounted up a used chain on the Oregon bar again. The situation...
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Possibly check the drive links I’ve seen where they kick off the bar and become mushroomed in sections and they bind as they’re coming...
