Sharpening chainsaw chain with Tecomec FL136 chain sharpener

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Instagram | / old_car_alley • Here is a video on sharpening a very dull 16 saw chain, off a Poulan Micro XXV chainsaw I picked up in an estate sale. I use my Tecomec chain grinder. This is the same grinder as the Oregon grinder, but just painted a different color. The Tecomec grinder was made in Italy. • I ran two different chains threw, twice on each set of cutters. Also had to re-grind the depth gauges on both chains. I find that after sharpening a chain, they cut better than a new chain. The second chain was off an old Homelite XL 12 saw. • Keep your saw chain away from the ground to prevent it from hitting the dirt, as that instantly dulls the chain! • Keep an eye on my videos, on getting the Poulan saw running. • I also got a old Homelite XL at the same sale. It runs like a top, but does not oil the chain, so I ordered the little part that is causing that problem, that part is called a duck bill . It lets pressure from the crankcase to pressurize the oil tank, pushing the oil out to the bar for the chain. It was missing, so it sucked oil into the crankcase, causing the saw to smoke bad out the exhaust. • Both saws will be for sale on craigslist when there all done, with sharp chains, ready to cut wood. • Thank you for watching my video.

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