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If you have questions about your saw or cutting system, our technical support team is ready to help. Recommended Personal Protective Equipment . How to Lubricate Your Saw Chain. How to Install New Saw Chain Parts. How to Break in a New Saw Chain . Using the Guide Bar Number System. Drive Sprocket Drive Sprocket Terms . Drive Sprocket Maintenance Tools. Drive Sprocket Troubleshooting . Know your personal level of chainsaw experience. Be alert at all times to guard against a possible kickback reaction. Different models of saw chain are available for most cutting tasks. Use the saw chain, suitable for your type of cutting, with the lowest kickback potential. Part numbers printed in red have been obsoleted. Contact your authorized Oregon distributor for availability. HANDS Gloves add grip and general protection. LEGS Chainsaw pants or chaps protect against saw strikes. FEET Safety boots and gaiters protect against saw strikes and add support on unstable terrain. Plan a clear escape route away from cutting zone. Check for limbs, power lines, dead trees, etc. Calculate how the object being cut will fall. Determine if the chainsaw may be thrown unexpectedly by the movement of the cut material. If possible, position yourself away from the natural lead of the tree to avoid injury. Never cut while in a tree or while on a ladder. Keep your left arm straight for better control. Hold chainsaw firmly with both hands. Keep thumb firmly wrapped around front handle. Stand to the side of the chainsaw, never behind it. Stand with feet well braced and your body balanced. Keep others a minimum of two tree lengths away from the cutting area. Do not allow others to hold wood during cutting. Keep the chainsaw, saw chain, guide bar and drive sprocket properly maintained. Cut only wood with your chainsaw. Do not use saw chain to cut other materials. Never let your saw chain contact rocks or dirt during operation. Never force dull saw chain to cut. When it is sharp, saw chain is designed to feed itself into the wood, and needs only light pressure to cut efficiently. Cutting efficiency may be determined by the type of sawdust your chainsaw is producing. Sharp saw chain produces larger wood chips. The depth gauge rides on the wood and controls the depth at which the working corner bites in. The working corner and side plate sever the wood fibers across the grain. This is the hardest part of the work. The top plate cutting angle chisels out the severed wood fibers, lifting them up and out of the kerf. DEALERS, CHAINSAW USERS, AND ANYONE WHO SERVICES SAW CHAIN. Loose rivets, cracks or breaks in any saw chain component. How to Lubricate your Saw Chain 1. Never put used oil or old motor oil in your chainsaw or on your saw chain. These oils have acids and grit that will shorten the life of your cutting system. Be sure your saw chain, guide bar, and drive sprocket are always receiving oil from the chainsaw during operation. Loosen the guide bar mounting nuts on the side of the chainsaw. Scrench to move the guide bar forward, away from the chainsaw as far as possible. Tighten the back guide bar mounting nut, then tighten the front nut. Saw chain tensioned while hot will contract when it cools, and can damage your guide bar and saw chain. ONLY TENSION SAW CHAIN WHEN THE SAW CHAIN HAS COOLED. Loosen guide bar mounting nuts on the side of your chainsaw. Pull the guide bar nose up, and keep it up as you adjust tension. Saw chain should feel snug but still pull freely. Grasp the saw chain along the bottom of the guide bar, pull down, and let go. Saw chain should snap back to its original position, solidly contacting the bottom of the guide bar. Using the correct file guide is the easiest way to hold the file in this position. Plate Filing Angle line on your file guide parallel with your saw chain. Sharpen cutters on one side of the saw chain first. File from the inside of each cutter to the outside. Then turn your chainsaw around and repeat the process for cutters on the other side of the saw chain. If damage is present on the chrome surface of top plates or side plates, file back until such damage is removed. If resetting of the depth gauges is necessary. Place the tool on top of your saw chain so one depth gauge protrudes through the slot in the tool. If the depth gauge extends above the slot, file the depth gauge down level with the top of the tool using a flat file. Never file the depth gauge down enough to exceed the depth gauge setting specified in this manual for your Oregon saw chain. File from the inside of the round ground saw chain cutters to the outside. For square ground saw chain, file from the outside of the cutter to the inside. After lowering, always file off the front corner of each depth gauge parallel to its original rounded or ramped shape. On many saw chains, it may be helpful to tip the depth gauge tool on end and place it in front of the working corner in order to protect the cutting surfaces when reshaping depth gauges. Sq filexlib.
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