Q. I have a Husquarna and a poulin chainsaw. Will this sharper work with these chainsaws
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Any chain can be sharpened however I find the degree angle are guides and not absolutes. For longer periods between sharpening increase the tooth undercut angle.
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HiFits Poulan, Sears & Dayton chain saws. So don't think it will.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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from RD: I have used the chainsaw sharpener...which worked fine, but haven't tried with the lawn mower blade sharpener as yet.
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Yes.......it will fit all 14-inch saws........the quality is very good. Depending on where you live and how much you use your saw, you might consider buying two replacements. I typically use mine for many different jobs around the yard. If you have the availability of having the original chain sharpened, the cost is usually about $5 or $6. I have three chains so if I am in the middle of a large diameter tree, I can usually finish the job faster by having a quick replacement. I have cut trunks 24 inches in diameter....a sharp chain is essential!
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hi Ed, i'm pretty sure you would want to get a 5/16 grinding stone for your saw chain. i'm assuming you have something like a ms 260 class chainsaw.
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My chainsaw is 58 cc the blade needs to be sharpened quit a bit on a 6 foot cut. Have to rock the saw back and forth to keep the cut going.
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It comes with its own bar and chain. The chain is SPECIFICALLY designed to work with this sharpening system. It will NOT sharpen other types of chains. The PowerSharp chain will cut any size tree in accordance with the size specifications of the chainsaw and bar size. It is absolutely stunning how this simple device improves your ability to cut, since you can sharpen at will.
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My kit is new and unused and there is not a single stone for sharpening a chain saw chain. They may be something that can be ordered individually but this kit will be of no use to you as far as sharpening your chain - don't order it.
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I recently bought one and yes 3 discs which will sharpen any chain.The largest disc is for harvester chain which is what Im using it for.
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Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might want to try to sharpen your chain first. Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might... » Read More Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might want to try to sharpen your chain first. « Show Less
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I believe this tool to be very specific to chain type and manufacturer. I actually had to return one set- and I own a stihl chainsaw because the tools are specific to certain chain sizes and angles. Being that your chainsaw is craftsman I would stand clear of this purchase. Check sears or craftsman website- or determine the link size of your chain and the kit must match.
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Call Oregon, they'll be glad to help. That's what I did to make sure I got the right one for my saw. It's a great system, although initially a little expensive. I've been using it for a few weeks and it's worth the money. A 5 or 10 second touch up and the chain stays sharp. And that's cutting really well seasoned (standing dead) oak which can dull a chain fast.
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Not really. It comes with a basic set of diagram directions. I found that if you put the carbide bit into one of the holes and mount the Timberline on the chainsaw blade it will help you mount it at the right height for sharpening. I have used this thing about five time's already and it does work very well. I do remember that the directions say to rotate the carbide tip clockwise only. I have found that if you flip up the metal piece and use a screwdriver to put pressure on the chainsaw blade against the carbide tip as you rotate it sharpen the chainsaw will give you the best results. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants a real easy way to sharpen their chainsaw's. Not really. It comes with a basic set of diagram directions. I found that if you put the carbide bit into one of the holes and mount the Timberline on the chainsaw blade it will help you mount it at the right height for sharpening. I have used this thing about five time's already and it does work very well. I do remember that the directions say to rotate the carbide tip clockwise only. I have found that if you flip up the metal piece and use a screwdriver to put pressure on the chainsaw blade against the carbide tip as you rotate it sharpen the chainsaw will give you the best results. I... » Read More Not really. It comes with a basic set of diagram directions. I found that if you put the carbide bit into one of the holes and mount the Timberline on the chainsaw blade it will help you mount it at the right height for sharpening. I have used this thing about five time's already and it does work very well. I do remember that the directions say to rotate the carbide tip clockwise only. I have found that if you flip up the metal piece and use a screwdriver to put pressure on the chainsaw blade against the carbide tip as you rotate it sharpen the chainsaw will give you the best results. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants a real easy way to sharpen their chainsaw's. « Show Less
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No, at least not as it comes. I have a Stihl MS290 and a Husqvarna 450. The grooves in the device are slightly too small to work with the Stihl Chain as it won't seat all the way down. That said, you could probably just file them open a little and you'd be good to go. I love this thing for my Husky chains and was thinking of buying one to modify it, but I just haven't done it yet.
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Yes, as long as you have oil in the reservoir. This appears to be the same model as a McCulloch 16" model MCC3516F as I grabbed one of those on clearance when I was searching for replacement chains. I always keep cardboard under the saw because they all appear to leak somewhat. For this saw, when sharpening, get the 5/32" diamond Dremel bits and a good Dremel and use that to sharpen the blade. It will save lots of money and headaches trying to sharpen manually.
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Yes you can but try first wash the dirt and gravel from the area you are going to cut or it will dull the chain and won't do the job. I cut a lot of trees that size. Just take your time a it is a lightweight saw but will do the job. Good luck, Ed
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Depends on how many times you use it. Be sure the chain stays taught on the bar or you over sharpen the chain and groove the stone excessively.I have not changed my stone since i put it on (getting close). Sharpen the chain when really needed NOT when you think it should. See OREGON POWER SHARP web site for more information. Happy wood cutting.