Saw pulling left - not bar, chain or user

[Bloom]

My Husky 555 is pulling to the left. I've flipped the bar, tried new chains, tried new bar, different users but still pulls to left. When I put a new chain on it, it cuts straight for a while but then the left pull starts. Any ideas?

[Wendelspanswick]

Is it the correct chain for the bar, if the chain is sloppy in the bar groove (I mean side to side, not chain tension) the cut will veer off.

[Mark_Skyland]

Any chance you can take some pictures of both sides of the chain and the top, also the bar including any part numbers or info on the bar?

[Bloom]

I'll get pics later. Bar and chain are rotatech - correct chain and bar.

[Stubby]

Must be some left handed wood

[Joe Newton]

51 minutes ago, Bloom said:

I'll get pics later. Bar and chain are rotatech - correct chain and bar.

Problem solved. 

[GazN]

Have you checked that the cutters are all the same both sides with a gauge? even if new worth a check? I don't see how it can be anything other than bar, chain (usually chain) or maybe Stubby is correct and it's left handed wood.

[Timbermcpherson]

If it cuts fine on new chain then turns left, you need to get a trump bar, they tend to pull to the right but swing to the left sometimes to make up for it randomly.

 

Have you dressed the old bar and checked the grove width? is the other bar you tested brand new or just one from another saw?  

 

 

[Stubby]

What was it ?

[Rough Hewn]

Buy a proper bar and chain?
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