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Hi,

If I change the bar on my STIHL from an 11tooth sprocket to a 10tooth jobbie how will it affect the saws performance?

I always use official parts and the saw has the 10tooth bar listed as an option....

 

Bob

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I think all it means is you will have a slightly smaller nose radius . Could affect kick back potential possibly ....Chain speed wont be affected as that is dictated by drive sprocket .

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Cheers Stubby.

 

That makes sense. I had it in head (motorbikes) that it was like changing gear ratios.

 

Bob

 

Think what happens when you have a hard nose bar ......No teeth at all !

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Hi,

If I change the bar on my STIHL from an 11tooth sprocket to a 10tooth jobbie how will it affect the saws performance?

I always use official parts and the saw has the 10tooth bar listed as an option....

 

Bob

 

The 11t nose will bore cut a little better, and the 10t will have a little less kick-back potensial - your choise, never mind the recommendations, as those are more thaught out by lawyers than by sawyers! :wink:

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