what size of Chainsaw blade do you by (like S52, etc), I bought a 8 amp Model M1L- KW- 305. no infomation in the manual or on the box. Thank Mr. H.
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I'm really sorry but I had never used a chainsaw before. This is not heavy at all, easy to handle even if a "lightweight" and can cut up to 16" thick branch. And I have found I can use it well, it continues to work a year later and you bet I do oil.
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I have the same saw. It is a 14" chain. I have the manual if you need any info from it.
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Thanks, Nancy. That's good to know. I'm staying away from Worx and will just use mine until it dies and maybe repair it. No battery in mine. Mine is an older Worx corded mower that cuts as short as 1" which is next to the last choice, or the last choice which is 3/4 inch. I have the best looking lawn on the street whenever I can get around to cutting it. I hate to have to go European because I'll have to step the 240v down to 120v but Bosch cuts as low as 20mm.
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I returned it right after trying it out. Never got to that point. However looks like this might be it. Copy and paste the link. Oregon 54-026 Chain Saw Bar And Chain Oil - Quart
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Hello Michelle, good afternoon. The best way I can answer your question would be to ask the specs of your chainsaw. If it is for 16" then the blade I would think would fit but to be sure, the manufacturer typically states the chain saw make/model that are compatible to their blade. I hope my explanation did not disappoint you too much. Oni
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Your model isn't listed. Try this one: Husqvarna 505698193 3/8-Inch Low Profile Saw Chain Filing Kit
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Not certain but I believe it has to do with the spacing of the teeth on the wheel at the end of the bar. I have two 14-inch bars for my chainsaw, one that fits s49 and the other s52. Always better to have a choice you know.
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Mine would not fit. I went to a local mower shop and they fixed me right up. The sprocket on the bar and the sprocket on my chainsaw was just slightly off. I would get the part # off the saw, and order the exact part. Hope this helps.
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Go to Oregon's web site and put your model saw into their "chain finder' search. http://www.oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg;=USA&LangId;=ENG They will give you the right chain and part number for your model saw. Then you can find & buy it here on Amazon. Good luck!
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Similar to other responses, it does seem hard to find parts. I found this website (http://www.remingtonchainsaw.com/gas_chainsaws/rm5118r_saw.html) that has the parts manual and if you click on the part below the picture it will take you to partsfor.com with the part you are looking for. I havent order what I need from it, but I dont think there would be any problems.
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Don't know. I got the 40 volt one and it does OK. There are cheaper but they seem less reliable. There are better but cost more. This seemed like the best bang for the buck. I got the chain saw also. It is small and not much power but it uses the same battery and I get fed up with my FIVE gas chain saws not cranking! So I cut down the limbs and then saw them into managable lengths. If I need to fell a 12" tree I'll just have to get my gas saw to crank. I'm happy with the setup so far.
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Call Oregon company and ask them. I did for my chainsaw, and they were very helpful.
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I searched "Razorsaw No. S-290" (from the labeling on the blade) and found this: RAZOR Saw 180 thick blade Extra blade S-293 Ordered. Will report back if it doesn't fit.
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You bought a black and decker chainsaw instead of a real one. Thats the problem. lol
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Bigger is always better if you have the power to drive it and a head assembly that is sturdy enough. I have a Craftsman "Medium Duty" unit and it took some slight modification to get a 9" blade to fit. After a few days use it became necessary to switch to larger attachment screws to keep the head stationary on the shaft. These blades are ten times better than the POS that came with the unit from Sears.
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This is an electric chainsaw and so hp doesn't apply. As far as amps it runs on 14 amps. Only concern with electric saws is if extension cord is use it should be of proper length and guage. I burned up one motor with undersized cord but since using proper cord have had no problems. HP is associated with gas chainsaws.
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The best thing to do is either go to the Oregon chain saw site or look in the details to see if it does or not fit . The one I orders fit my homelite 12xl . This was the second upgrade fit mine . I had a 16" bar before. . The new 20" bar fits good and the saw can handle it . Remember that when you go larger than the recommended size you may have to go slower through the wood . Good luck
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As far as I know all 16 in. chainsaws carry a standard blade. If the electric models are different than the gasoline model it is news to me. Check with the Poulan mfg. They should answer the question quickly.