Paul1963
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I’ve just been given a hitachi (Tanaka made) CS51EAP saw
It takes the same 20 inch bar as my Tanaka 4000B saw does
in going over my Tanaka I noticed that the seven teeth on the drum that drive the chain are a bit worn so I ordered a new drum and needle bearing and while waiting for these parts I took a good look at this Hitachi saw and the hitachi saw has a rim sprocket that goes over the seven teeth on its drum the drum itself is a different part number but I wonder if when Tanaka made the 4000B just to save money they didn’t put rim sprockets on those drums
has anyone added a rim sprocket to a drum to prevent wear on the teeth of the drum itself and maybe possibly improve performance?
It takes the same 20 inch bar as my Tanaka 4000B saw does
in going over my Tanaka I noticed that the seven teeth on the drum that drive the chain are a bit worn so I ordered a new drum and needle bearing and while waiting for these parts I took a good look at this Hitachi saw and the hitachi saw has a rim sprocket that goes over the seven teeth on its drum the drum itself is a different part number but I wonder if when Tanaka made the 4000B just to save money they didn’t put rim sprockets on those drums
has anyone added a rim sprocket to a drum to prevent wear on the teeth of the drum itself and maybe possibly improve performance?