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Loose chain on Husky 357 xp


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3 minutes ago, spudulike said:

When tightening the chain, do you force the end of the bar upwards or pre tension the chain? 

If you don't, you can get this sort of issue!

apparently they dont even teach this method now.  I have spoken to a few young lads fresh out of college recently who thought i was talking crap when I told them to do this.  

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9 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

apparently they dont even teach this method now.  I have spoken to a few young lads fresh out of college recently who thought i was talking crap when I told them to do this.  

So they don't worry about the play in the bar slot anymore ? Setting the bar to snug up on the studs in one direction (doing down cuts seems the common choice ) takes away some need to go stupidly tight on the bar nuts . Do you know what there being told is "The right way" these days then Steve 

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10 hours ago, Sawchip said:

So they don't worry about the play in the bar slot anymore ? Setting the bar to snug up on the studs in one direction (doing down cuts seems the common choice ) takes away some need to go stupidly tight on the bar nuts . Do you know what there being told is "The right way" these days then Steve 

Just tighten without touching the bar I guess 

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