how to put the saw blade back on
1333969
The blades are small, sharp bits of steel attached at intervals along the chain. They do not come off. The chain is pulled along the bar by the motor. It is dangerous to operate the chainsaw if the chain is not properly tightened. And it is normal for it to become loose if you are using it for fifteen minutes or more. If the chain gets loose during a cutting project, tighten it with the combo flat head screwdriver/hex wrench that came with the owner's manual, or find the right size crescent wrench and any flat head screwdriver. The two-part adjustment is on the bar. One nut adjusts tension, the other deals with slack, like a cassette player. Turn one, then the other, until your chain is snug against your bar. Then tighten both adjustments with the wrench. And remember that the links of the chain have ball bearings that need to be oiled frequently by pressing the bar oil button while the motor pulls the chain about, but not while sawing logs. Hope this helps. Merry Christmas.
1333970
it is held on by two nuts that are behind the chainguard.The supplied tool will fit and remember do not set the chain tight adjust it with a bit of freeplay
1333971
There are two screws on the blade side that need to be removed, then you can put the chain back on.
1333972
That's not really a question, and it is not very specific. If it is a reflection of your total intellect, you need to stay away from all lawn equipment and automobiles indefinitely. My guess is that you were smarter once, but had a stroke right before posting that "question." You may want to see a doctor about that.
1333973
raymond, hope this helps U. Take the cover off at the 2 nuts where the bar fits, Re-track the bar back. now thread the chain around the sprocket and the slot on the bar, make sure the chain points in the right direction, now adjust the bar forward until reaching the proper tension . let me know that this is successful for U
1249661
I have used the Saw Blade out of a Roto Zip but it is a bit dangerous as you have no guard!
1630961
Use the tool that's on the table of the saw, open the guard and bind blade to a hard surface and use tool to take off bolt. and take off blade.
829455
The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure the blade is securely in place before using. The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure... » Read More The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure the blade is securely in place before using. « Show Less
752438
First find the black button next to the handle,push it in and hold it locks the blade into place, then lossen the blade and replace the blade same way as well
476490
On the black part in the front just under the retractor there is a retention clip that you push and pull of the black part near the blade to get in there to remove the blade. It was kind of hard to take off the first time so you might have to put a little muscle into it. Good Luck
24734
First flip up the locking mechanism that is folded down over the blade. Then slide the piece of metal that is on the side of the blade down. Remove the blade and insert another (or just flip the current blade around to use the other side of it). Slide the piece of metal back up and the lock back down.
1372807
To take out the blade you simply pull the blade/component you want out. To unlock it/fold it back in, press down on the flat piece of metal right below the circular hinge (it actually has a very small picture of an opened lock on it) - this will release the lock on the blade and allow you to fold it back in. I hope this helps! :)
359840
take blade cover off and loosen blade tighting screws &or nuts, most company sites have access to instructions for doing these things
1928721
I didn't either unless it's part of the machine. Seems irrelevant though. Closest I can figure is the the knob to loosen/tighten the the nut that holds the bar tight so you can adjust the saw blade tension.
2080016
Suggest try tapping on end of the saw head housing - this should relieve pressure on collet and allow removal of the complete saw housing head. Of icourse this assumes you have unscrewed the black plastic nut on the saw head housing.
203494
You grab the top of the razor head part and with the other hand you unscrew the handle until it all comes apart. Then you insert the razor blade, put the top back on and screw the bottom (the handle) back on.
2103362
Swivel the locking lever and pop it out. It's not hard to do. Take the old blade with you to the store as there is a bewildering selection.
1052321
First make sure the plastic blade cover is on to prevent cutting yourself. Then grab the whole head (not just the blade) and pull it off. You will be left with the "Y" shaped arm. Then remove the blade cover from the old blade and put it on the new blade and snap it onto the "Y" shaped arm. There you go.
2257477
It is ment to ungam the cutter blades. There is a place in the center of the bottom to insert it. Turn the wrench ether way and it should start again.
1193341
I think Mr. Hernandez meant the black clamp lever in the back of the saw. I found the answer we needed before he posted by reading all of the comments from other users. The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal. I kept telling my husband to try counter-clockwise but he insisted that one ALWAYS tightens clamps or screws clockwise. Not this time. By the way, he loves the saw. Good luck.
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Very simple removal with two wing nuts. Suggest when blade is removed that you place wing nuts back on tool for safe keeping.