Sir / madam is this item copleet whit the chain, roller blade etc, etc.......
2027928
This is only the mill that attaches to you 20 inch or less chain saw bar. The rip chain is a separate purchase. Hope this helps
360141
on the blade yes.. just make sure you take it to someone that knows what the are doing
1333971
There are two screws on the blade side that need to be removed, then you can put the chain back on.
1104610
This is NOT a sealed roller chain. Sealed chains have an "O" ring to keep lubricant in and dust and junk out. Hope this helps...
413454
I don't know what the previous person has but the one sent to me is definitely a handle and a slicer- one jammed into the other. That is not cast together.
769977
No, not in my opinion. this item is made of hard plastic - if you tried to trim it it would undoubtedly crack - which would ruin the integrity of the item.
809194
From the tone of your question.. I think you could handle a chain saw..! I love your spunk! You can do it. The line it comes with is average. An upgraded line and this product will work well for you. I really like this tool. I also have the cordless. Go for the cord..!
774212
No chain was provided in this purchase; I suspect the chain would be included in the rail assembly.In my case, it was a replacement for a unit that had ceased function, so all I can say is that the new unit is fully compatible with the chain used by my old 1200-series unit.Sorry I cannot be of further help.
2104996
yes, the blade and driven gear is included, as is the rubber capthe second part of your question appears to indicate that your plastic body leaks around the bottom? - if so, it may be correct that the seal has worn out -
1031287
No. The blades are metal. The rest is a heavy plastic. Never have had any problems with the plastic cracking, or otherwise failing. Like the other customer who commented, I have multiple ratchet pruners (different sizes), and they are amazing! The ratchet system enables me to cut branches I otherwise would not be able to cut. But it's important to let the ratchet work for you, and not try to force through the branches, as you would with ordinary pruners. If you have trouble with the system, call Florian and have them talk you through it. We discovered them at a home show, where they demonstrated how to use them. I'll never go back to regular pruners! No. The blades are metal. The rest is a heavy plastic. Never have had any problems with the plastic cracking, or otherwise failing. Like the other customer who commented, I have multiple ratchet pruners (different sizes), and they are amazing! The ratchet system enables me to cut branches I otherwise would not be able to cut. But it's important to let the ratchet work for you, and not try to force through the branches, as you would with ordinary pruners. If you have trouble with the system, call Florian and have them talk you through it. We discovered them at a home show, where they... » Read More No. The blades are metal. The rest is a heavy plastic. Never have had any problems with the plastic cracking, or otherwise failing. Like the other customer who commented, I have multiple ratchet pruners (different sizes), and they are amazing! The ratchet system enables me to cut branches I otherwise would not be able to cut. But it's important to let the ratchet work for you, and not try to force through the branches, as you would with ordinary pruners. If you have trouble with the system, call Florian and have them talk you through it. We discovered them at a home show, where they demonstrated how to use them. I'll never go back to regular pruners! « Show Less
714775
No, not as is, it is an add-on blade that is attached to a skil saw or other type of hand saw.
678702
Yes. I actually bought the same chain saw. Later purchased the blower. Then added a ryobi string trimmer too. Cheers.
679607
I think they're referring to moving blade, such as a circular saw or a motorized meat cutter.
1366635
I can't actually see if it uses a chain, but it does coast when pushed much like a bike wheel. So the blade will spin for a good 10 seconds after being pushed just a couple feet. It's really impressive. From what I can see the 6207 spits clippings out of the front rather than the back. Some people prefer this as it means they're not landing on your feet, but some reviews said it can also make cutting harder. And supposedly the 6207 has more power, but I can't see what you would ever need it for, this one does a perfect job.
945326
Yes, there is a small rubber washer, more like an O-ring, that is integral to the blade assembly.
1260711
Yes.....you sharpen the chain while it remains on the saw....makes it quick and easy
1094122
Chain saw, bar guard and instruction booklet. I don't recall anything else with it.