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Spotted this little Valley carved into the side of my oil tank today which looks like from where a chains come off. Any ideas on how to fix?

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Degrease thoroughly and then use JB weld and perhaps bond a thin piece of stainless over the repair to protect it in the future. A VERY thorough degrease will produce a better bond.

 

Fibre glass resin and fibre glass sheet will do similar.

 

If the saw is in warranty, it may be worth talking to your dealer as I know another that was damaged in this way.

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If you were running the standard fitment " Techshite " bar then that is to blame for the chain derailing Try as has been suggested by spud and take it back ....

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Only a couple of mm hole with a bit of a groove either side .

How's a blind pop rivet differ from a normal 1?

 

The rivet centre is sealed, an ordinary rivet would do it with the added seal of the chemical metal I suppose as long as the ball stays in the stem. On the Avdel site the ones called structural seal the stem with the ball

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