Distance Yourself From Falling Limbs
Falling limbs are one of the biggest risks with trimming trees, but the LimbSaw keeps you at a safe distance. It’s time to upgrade how you care for your land.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you are having trouble with smaller branches, turn the chainsaw on prior to cutting the smaller branches.
You need to properly adjust the oiler to your equipment upon receipt of your saw. When properly adjusted, the oiler should be a slow trickle at the right adjustment. It should not be dripping. If the oiler is adjusted properly, you should be able to make roughly 400 cuts to 1 quart of oil.
Yes, but make sure it has a standard Stihl mounting pattern.
If using the original chain, make sure the bar has the standard specs that work with our chain.
Chain: 20" .325 .063 81DL ( semi-chiseled chain)
Bar: 20” (rotary tip/nose with a built in sprocket tip)
Motor, #49 Arbor Shim, #11 Sprocket, #12 Key Way, #48 Flat Washer, #13 Shaft Collar
The hose with the oiler is the supply.
. 325 pitch chains will need a 5/32 (4mm) chainsaw chain file to sharpen the chain
The chain guide was designed this way for a reason. The first couple of times you use your saw, the chain will cut grooves into the 3D printed plastic chain guide that has been custom made for our chainsaw. It protects the links from jumping off the bar when using the saw.
If you tilt your bucket correctly, you should be able to go to the ground. However, you want to be careful.
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