Pierrelafeet

The problem I had was that I got the chain caught in a tree whilst cutting! I managed to get it out but I thought I had damaged the guide bar. When I got it running again, a few sparks came off the bar, so I replaced the bar. As I found out, the chain was damaged too! Thanks for the advice about sharpening though.

Just been down to the wood to try it out. Fir tree fell over in the gales a month ago and I wanted to chain it up yesterday. Worked a treat - cut straight! Thanks log dog!

Thanks! I've got a new chain so I'll try that first.

I've got a 6 year old Husky 235e for cutting wood for log burners. I changed the guide bar because the chain was pulling to the right and not cutting straight. It's still doing it! I've looked at the sprocket and the gears are worn. Will changing the sprocket stop the chain from pulling to the right? Anybody know?