Wonkydonkey
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Morin all,
I’ve been meaning to ask this question for some time. My 044 that I rebuilt not that long ago has a bit of chain break problem.
That is sometimes when it is engaged, you pull the flag and you can hear it click but it’s still engaged, or it releases the chain momentarily and then engages again.
The other thing I’ve noticed is it engages very easily. I know they are ment to engage if you get kick back, but just reving/blipping the saw a few times , as the nose of the bar comes up it sometimes can engage the break or while cutting the vibes can engage it
I’m sure it’s a simple fix of a worn part or parts, but if someone could point me in the better direction, other wise I,d be stabbing in the dark. And end up buying alsorts of parts, it would be good to just buy the bit/s and fix it
ive added a pic from the manual for ease of reference, and I have the type of break flag as illustrated as part 1
Many thanks
I’ve been meaning to ask this question for some time. My 044 that I rebuilt not that long ago has a bit of chain break problem.
That is sometimes when it is engaged, you pull the flag and you can hear it click but it’s still engaged, or it releases the chain momentarily and then engages again.
The other thing I’ve noticed is it engages very easily. I know they are ment to engage if you get kick back, but just reving/blipping the saw a few times , as the nose of the bar comes up it sometimes can engage the break or while cutting the vibes can engage it
I’m sure it’s a simple fix of a worn part or parts, but if someone could point me in the better direction, other wise I,d be stabbing in the dark. And end up buying alsorts of parts, it would be good to just buy the bit/s and fix it
ive added a pic from the manual for ease of reference, and I have the type of break flag as illustrated as part 1
Many thanks