Remove a tree stump with a chainsaw by digging 4–6 inches around and below the stump to expose roots and soil. Clean dirt from the cutting area and cut the stump as low as possible, […]
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Yes, you can put a bigger bar on your chainsaw if the engine has enough power to handle it. Most saws can increase bar length by 2 inches, such as from 16″ to 18″. Oversizing […]
A Bark Box is a high-performance muffler cover made by Westcoast Saw for select Stihl chainsaws with two-piece mufflers. It increases exhaust airflow to boost power, improve torque, run cooler, and produce a louder, distinct […]
Install a Can-Am chainsaw mount in under 30 minutes using a bolt-on or LinQ system. Most mounts attach directly to Can-Am Defender, Commander, or Outlander racks with basic tools. The process involves positioning the mount, […]
Yes, most gasoline-powered chainsaws use mixed gas made from unleaded gasoline and 2-stroke engine oil. The standard mix ratio for modern chainsaws is 50:1, though some older models use 40:1 or 32:1. This fuel mixture […]
The serial number on a STIHL chainsaw is stamped on the engine housing (crankcase), usually near the muffler. It may appear on a flat surface on either side, under the chain brake or sprocket cover, […]
A chainsaw makes a loud, roaring, high-pitched whirring noise. The sound ranges from a low growl at idle to a piercing scream at high RPMs as the chain cuts wood. Chainsaw noise often exceeds 120 […]
A Can Am Defender chainsaw holder securely mounts a chainsaw to the UTV bed or roll cage. It prevents movement during rough rides, protects the chain and bar, and provides fast access for trail clearing […]
Crank a STIHL chainsaw by placing it on flat ground, engaging the chain brake, and setting the Master Control Lever to full choke. Pull the starter cord until the engine fires, move to half-choke, pull […]
Test a chainsaw coil by removing the spark plug, reconnecting it to the ignition lead, grounding it against the engine, and pulling the starter cord to check for a strong blue spark. For accuracy, use […]