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Oregon 24" Power Match Chainsaw Bar (240RNDD176) 81 Drive Links
!±8±Oregon 24" Power Match Chainsaw Bar (240RNDD176) 81 Drive Links
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Post Date : Dec 16, 2011 20:54:05
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The industry standard for professional chainsaw users. These solid chainsaw bars are machined from super-tough chrome-moly steel to give you excellent resistance to wear and chipping. The replaceable sprocket nose design fastens with a single rivet, and is securely held by wide, strong, overlapping ears. Noses can easily be replaced in the field. The patented Cradle sprocket design gives superior resistance to sprocket nose failures. Advanced Lubrijet and Lubri-Dam lubrication features increase oiling efficiency and retention with less oil hole plugging issues.This bar uses 81 drive links of .375 x .050 (1.3mm)gauge chain - WP375 30RCFits the following chainsaws:
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Echo CS-450 Gas Chainsaw, 18 Inch
!±8±Echo CS-450 Gas Chainsaw, 18 Inch
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Post Date : Dec 13, 2011 09:54:13
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The ECHO CS-450 chainsaw is powerful enough to take down trees 36 inch in diameter and light enough to be used to make quick work out of smaller jobs. The engine ignition timing is computer controlled to improve performance at idle and through tough cutting applications. Its powerful 45 cc engine provides ample power to the 18 inch bar and chain. Other features include: side access chain tensioner, automatic/adjustable (clutch-driven) oiler, inertia-type safety chain brake, and automotive style air filter and engine air pre-cleaner to ensure long engine life and extended maintenance intervals
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Tips for Safe and Easy Hedge Trimming
Before getting started, read the owner's manual if possible to understand how the machine works and any nuances with that particular model. Add fuel if necessary, or plug in an electrical model. Send all children and pets inside, and check the weather forecast.
Start at the top on one side and sweep across in one direction with measured speed. Do not go back and forth.
Hold the equipment straight, not at an angle, to avoid a sloping or dipping appearance.
Do not make the top narrower than the bottom. It should resemble an inverted cone.
Avoid the lollipop look unless it is a topiary.
Remove all dead and loose branches and trimmings at the end. Air and sun should be able to circulate through the branches.
Wear safety equipment. This includes gloves, glasses, long sleeves, long pants and a head covering.
Do not use hedge trimmers in inclement weather. The operator could slip on wet grass and lose footing, causing injury.
For electric models, make sure the area where the cord runs is free of water, snow and excess moisture.
Trim only the excess from the hedges. Do not cut more than 6 inches at a time with the hedge trimmer. Being over-zealous can result in a very small bush with damaged branches too thick to cut with a hedge trimmer.
Do not cut back bushes in the hottest part of the summer. The plants are already stressed, and this could lead to their injury or even death.
Do not trim blooming bushes. Not only will this take away from their natural beauty, it could prevent future blooms, depending on the species.
Properly dispose of the trimmings when the job is complete. Use them in compost or grind them up with a mulcher for nutrients and protection from washouts in gardens or around trees on an incline.
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