Matthew Jackson

How Cut down Tree With Chainsaw

To cut down a tree with a chainsaw, the first step is to assess the size of the tree and determine what type of saw will be needed. If it is more than 15 inches in diameter, then an electric or gasoline powered chainsaw should be used. It is important to wear safety gear such … Read more

How to Sharpen a Chainsaw?

To sharpen a chainsaw, first, ensure the chain is secure and not loose. Next, take off all protective guards to access the teeth of the chain. Use a round file to sharpen each tooth individually. File in one direction only – towards you – and then switch to the other side of the saw blade … Read more

How Chainsaws were Invented

Chainsaws were first invented in the early 19th century by a German blacksmith named Konrad Borchardt. The original design was used to cut down trees and had a saw mounted on long handles with two metal arms connected by links, resembling a chain. In 1929, Andreas Stihl developed an electric chainsaw which was much lighter … Read more

How Do I Know If My Carburetor is Bad

If your carburetor is bad, you may notice a decrease in fuel efficiency and engine power. The vehicle may become difficult to start or run rough at idle. You may also hear strange noises coming from the carburetor like sputtering, popping or backfiring. In addition, if there’s an issue with the carburetor it can cause … Read more

How to Adjust Carburetor on a Chainsaw

The carburetor on a chainsaw controls the amount of fuel and air that is delivered to the engine. The carburetor may need to be adjusted if the chainsaw is not running properly. To adjust the carburetor, first unscrew the cap on the back of the chainsaw. Then, turn the adjustment screws until the chainsaw runs … Read more

How to Start a Stihl Chainsaw

To start a Stihl chainsaw, first make sure that there is fuel in the tank and that the saw is properly lubricated. Next, locate the choke lever and move it to the “full” position. Then, pull the starter cord slowly until you feel resistance, and then pull it rapidly until the engine starts. Finally, move … Read more