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The Parts Of A Chainsaw you need to know

While this list doesn't cover every component of a chainsaw, it's a good place to start. Getting into the finer details of each of the inner workings of the engines would require a complete guide in and of itself.<br>I hope you found this information useful.<br>Happy sawing!<br>Your buddy,<br>Want to read more: https://www.longerchainsaws.com.au/<br>

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The Parts Of A Chainsaw you need to know

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  1. The Parts Of A Chainsaw you need to know Would you like to learn about the components of a chainsaw? Here, you can find everything you need .Below is a list of the main chainsaw parts and how each one works to power this tool. This is the complete guide to chainsaw terms and definitions. Chainsaws must have certain parts that meet a specified safety standard. These parts are listed first and are marked with an asterisk (*). 1. *Throttle The throttle controls the speed of the chain. On a gas chainsaw, the throttle controls the amount of fuel that reaches the combustion cylinders. More fuel = more speed. On an electric or cordless chainsaw, the throttle controls the amperage in the motor. More amps = more power.

  2. 2. *Throttle lock The throttle trigger lockout prevents accidental operation. To unlock and activate the throttle, you must press the throttle lockout. 3. *Chain Catcher The chain catcher is one of the most important safety parts of a chainsaw. The chain catcher is a guard that catches the chain if it gets damaged while turning. This safety feature protects the user from injury from a snapped or broken chain. 4. *Chain brake The chain brake prevents the chain from rotating when a sudden kickback occurs. Kickback is possible if the chain tip is nicked or pinched. Kickback is a rapid upward thrust of the blade back toward the user, and the chain brake prevents severe lacerations. The chain brake can be activated either manually (a handguard is depressed during kickback) or by inertia (an automatic response that relies on force). 5. *Handguard The hand guard is a shield that protects the operator's hands from flying debris while cutting. It also helps as protection against the tip of the spinning chain. 6. *Anti-vibration systems The anti-vibration system reduces the strain on the user's hands when operating the chainsaw. The anti-vibration system dampens the vibrations of the chainsaw's engine, which would otherwise put strain on your hands, arms and joints.

  3. 7. *Silencer The muffler is an essential part of a petrol chainsaw that reduces the noise level. The silencer is essential for a gas-powered chainsaw. Without them, the noise level would be too high for you to use or even stand by without damaging your hearing. 8. chain The chain is the part of a chainsaw that does the cutting. The chain contains sharp teeth that have a specified pitch (pitch) and width (gauge). Every chainsaw has a specific chain size. Not all chainsaw chains are universal. 9. Guide bar The guide bar is a metal bar on which the chain rotates. The guide bar holds the chain in place and keeps it straight. 10. Chain tensioner Usually, the tension of the chain is controlled by the chain tensioner. If the chain is too tight, it will not rotate fast enough. The chain can also fall apart if it is too loose. The chain tensioner helps you maintain the correct tension on the chain so the chainsaw cuts smoothly and safely. 11. clutch The clutch is secured by the sprocket. The clutch controls the turning of the chain around the guide bar. 12. Flywheel The flywheel controls the speed of the engine and helps cool the engine so it doesn't overheat.

  4. 13. Decompression valve The decompression valve relieves the combustion chamber during the starting process in a petrol chainsaw. The decompression valve makes it easier to start the chainsaw when you pull the starter rope. 14. Carburetor The carburetor controls the fuel delivery to the engine. 15. Air filter The air filter protects the engine from clogging with sawdust and dirt. A gas chainsaw requires a mixture of air and fuel to power the machine. This filter filters the air to ensure only clean air goes through your engine. 16. Throttle valve The choke valve helps start the chainsaw. The throttle valve controls the amount of fuel and air going to the carburetor. 17. Bucking spikes Bucking spikes allow you to dig your chainsaw into a log, allowing you to make straighter cuts. These tips prevent kickback from occurring while performing this style of cutting. Bucking spikes are also known by the names bumper spikes and dogs. Longer Chainsaws is a fully competent & leading importer & supplier of chainsaw parts in Australia. Longer Chainsaws is a highly competent and leading importer and supplier of chainsaw parts in Australia. We have been importing Chainsaw parts into Australia for the last several decades. We are officially located in Melbourne, Australia. We are

  5. planning to expand our operation in the international market as well. We deal in all kind of chainsaw parts in the best possible price. Now you know your chainsaw parts As you can see, chainsaws are packed with complex parts to start the tool, keep it running, and ensure safe operation. While this list doesn't cover every component of a chainsaw, it's a good place to start. Getting into the finer details of each of the inner workings of the engines would require a complete guide in and of itself. I hope you found this information useful. Happy sawing! Your buddy,

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