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Generally speaking, the chain should be a little loose on the chain saw guide bar, but not loose enough that the drive links come out of the bar nose. The bar links should feel like they are raising up, but not actually come out of the guide bar. Testing the tension of the chain is a fairly easy task.
Most bikes will have a lock nut and an adjustment nut. First, you`ll need to loosen the lock nuts on both sides, and then you can start using the adjustment nuts to tighten your chain. When tightening your chain, only move the adjustment nut a quarter turn at a time, then do the same on the other side.
T Screw – Next, locate the T screw. This adjustment screw is responsible for adjusting the chainsaws idle. Begin by turning the T screw clockwise until the chainsaw chain begins to move. As soon as you notice it moving, turn the T screw counterclockwise slowly until the chainsaw chain stops.
Force, which in this case is chain tension (since that is how the pedal force is transferred to the rear wheel), is torque divided by radius (i.e., force = torque/radius).
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My 290 isn’t oiling chain. I tried adjusting oil flow and still no oil?
ANSWER : You have to remove the bar and clean it out
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Lost tension screw on Husqavarna 51. What is size of screw for replacement?
ANSWER : I think its 6.0×1.0 metric
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How to adjust bar oil flow as bar heating up too much even though chain is sharp
ANSWER : Not all Husqvarna models have an adjustable pump, if it is adjustable there will be a slot head screw either at the side of the sprocket, or just under neath the sprocket, there will be a small symbal of a drop of oil and a + and – sign.
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Chain will not move with engine running. Brake is off
ANSWER : Try loosening the chain adjustment (bar) screw or locate and clear as needed any material found to be caught between the drive sprocket and chain.
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How do I adjust the oiler – Husqvarna Forest & Garden No.967012396 345 16" Gas Chain Saw
ANSWER : As standard the 345 did not have an adjustable pump, there was an option of an adjustable pump, if it has the on, then the adjuster is a three position screw comimg up from under the crankcase below the sprocket, you will see a + and – on the edge of the tank at this point.
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Chain saw chain is loose
ANSWER : Loosen the side cover nuts, then turn the adjuster CW to bring the chain up to the lower edge of the bar, then check to see if the chain will move fairly easily by hand. Tighten the clamp nuts and recheck tension. If chain seems to get loose quickly again, it may not be sharpened correctly causing heat to build in the chain. You should see no reflection of light from the cutting edges if filed correctly and the saw should require very little pressure for it to cut rapidly. Hope this helps!
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Cannot tighten the chain bar
ANSWER : Make sure the bar is positioned on the bar adjusting pin before you tighten cover. Adjust tension with bar adjusting screw, then tighten bar bolts.
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Excessive chain oil coming from oil tank onto the chain.
ANSWER : You possibly have a hole in oil line that goes to the oiler outlet.the only way to repair this is to take the saw all the way apart to get to hose that is located between the housing and the cover.it is a real pain in the ****,but it can be do.any questions please contact me
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