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chainsaw chain
I have a chainsaw where the chain wants to not stay in the bottom of
the blade. There were some notches (2 sets) in the drive gear/sprocket (clutch hub) so I replaced that. I figured once it moves over to the outboard notch, the chain wouldn't stay in the blade. Once a motorcycle chain stretches, it will wear out the sprockets faster. The chainsaw chain stretches like crazy compared to a motorcycle. The chain is driven differently on the chainsaw though. So like on a motorcycle should the chain be replace when the sprocket is replaced? The saw worked fine with the chain out of the blade. I do have a groove in the plastic cover that holds down the blade. Thanks, Wayne D. |
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