Why Every Chainsaw Owner Needs a Bar and Chain Measuring Tool If you are into maintaining your own chainsaw bar and chain then you know what a drag that can be without the right information at hand. You dig through…
How to Fix a Dull Chainsaw Cut Have you ever noticed your chainsaw just not cutting like it used to? Maybe it’s grabbing too much wood, kicking back more than usual, or just leaving rough, uneven cuts. It’s annoying, and…
Why Every Chainsaw Owner Needs a Wall Mount Hanger Storing a chainsaw isn’t really as simple as you would anticipate. Leave it on the ground, and it’s a tripping hazard. Put it in a corner, and you might well knock…
Protect your Chainsaw Bar the Smart Way Ever pulled your chainsaw out of the truck or shed only to find the bar dinged, scratched, or worse—starting to rust? Whether you’re tossing it in the back of your truck, hanging it…
It’s a common complaint amongst gas powered chainsaw users: Your chainsaw wont idle, keeps cutting out and often wont start after a few uses. You’re not alone. One of the most common frustrations gas powered chainsaw owners face is an…
How to Stop Chainsaw Vibration from Wrecking Your Hands I used to think twice about using my chainsaw because my hands always felt like they were still vibrating hours after having put the chainsaw away. In fact, for many chainsaw…
Oil spills from your chainsaw might be a small issue, but they are usually pretty irritating and lead to messy floors, wasted oil, and extra cleanup time. The good news? There are simple tools that make a big difference. Choose…
Why Heavy Duty Wipes Belong in Your Chainsaw Kit! Chainsaws don’t stay clean for long—sap, sawdust, and oil build up fast, and if you don’t stay on top of it, performance can take a hit. Skipping the cleanup might save…
Camping & Chainsaws: Which Chainsaw & Why? Apart from all the normal camping equipment you take when you go on a camping trip, it’s a good idea to take a small chainsaw along with you. That is especially true when…
Ignore Chainsaw Safety Gear at your Peril Once you have bought your chainsaw, the last thing you probably want to think about is spending more money on a range of chainsaw safety gear. The truth is though that chainsaws probably…
