Chain sore
 

I'm from Boston, but was born in Cuber.

That's how we pronounce it so GFY. https://i.postimg.cc/y60mLtFJ/smiley-bashhead.gif


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Needs a thorough cleaning!!

Had it since 2001, never clean it. I remember when I bought it, cuz the the owner of the place was bitching about a relative of his who was killed on 9/11, just a few weeks earlier. :(

Go warsch your mouth out with soap, and flush the terlet while you're
in there.

"Terlet": @ Archie and Edith Bunker. :funniest:

Havana Cuber?

Havaner.

And no, I'm not Trudeau's brother. https://i.imgur.com/jkx6Zdo.gif

Need moar chain tension. :nono:

There's plenty of tension in your chain sore thread. https://i.postimg.cc/tCLrF1Jj/whistle.gif

Not so much, just Himey trying to stir up shit and getting nowhere, as usual. :sleep:

Wut? Those guides are still well-engaged. How do you come to your conclusion?

Echo's recommendation for my new saw.

You may be wiser than I, if it went 23 years without a cleaning, that could be the key.

Key to what? It runs and works great, always has.

I spent weeks in the woods every fall cutting firewood to heat my house. No time for cleaning. What would be the point? Who cares, besides somebody online who uses theirs for 10 minutes every other year to cut some 2" limbs in their suburban 1/4 acre lot?

I grew up with this stuff, been around it all my life, never heard of anyone and don't know anyone who "cleans" their chainsaw other than clearing out chips or something. But I don't know anyone who lives in suburbia.


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People that don't understand chainsaws see that and clamp that thing down with zero give. Eats the guide bar and spends way too much energy in friction. Echo does that because it's safer, but not because it's best for performance and life expectancy.

I do wipe mine down. That's because I don't want chain oil all over the case:rofl:

Damn, those looks to be 15", 18"??

One more thing...

That is an Oregon bar. Clearly he has been through many chains and at least one bar. Probably has his shit together on the chainsaw side.

I've been around them since I was 15. It has "give", just not loose. Slight pull in the middle exposes three guides. And I'll take safety over longevity of a bar and chain all day long.

To hell with cleaning the chain "sore"....the tractor not only needs cleaning, but how bout some paint....:D :lol: