Really? Since D Branson posted his comment a video and diagram was added to the post to further clarify the ‘verbiage’. What else would you like to see on the page Don? Why is it worthless?

Thanks for the input Marty I’ll bear all that in mind when we review the post again!

One thing that may confuse your readers is stating that the chain always moves in a clockwise direction. As you know, the chain goes clockwise only if the motor is on your left and the bar on the right. Or perhaps it would be clearer to state that the top of the chain always goes away from the motor and on the bottom side it should be feeding back in. Of course, anyone reading the article should see that from other statements and the diagrams.

Thanks for posting this!

Even when an old chain has been sharpened you should still see a difference between the front and the back of the teeth. Only the cutting blade should be sharpened, not the dull side. However, the addition of the diagram and video should make things easier for everyone.

Buy a new Oregon chain AND bar to replace original.

you bought it from about the cs-352 starting issue.
I’m sure he would be most interested in solving your problem quickly! the problem could be a lack of knowledge and not the saw.

you bought it from about the cs-352 starting problem? I’m sure he would be most interested in solving your problem quickly! the problem could be a lack of knowledge and not the saw.