Lubricate The Sprocket
Perform these maintenance issues.
Lubricate the Sprocket Tip (EVERY 10 HOURS of
USE)
After every 10 hours of use, you should
lubricate the sprocket at the end of the guide
bar according to your chainsaw’s manufacturer's
guidelines. The majority of chainsaws requires a
special tool with a heavy gauge needle, grease
reservoir, and a plunger handle in order to
lubricate the sprocket. Depending on the make
and model of chainsaw this tool may have been
included, if not these tools can usually be
purchased where parts for your chainsaw are
sold. You want to inject the grease into the
lubrication hole, which is located near the
center of the sprocket shaft. When a small
amount of grease begins to ooze around the edges
of the guide bar near the sprocket, then you
have enough lubrication.
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