Line diametersBefore I discuss the actual trimmer lines, I’ll give an overview of what size diameter you’ll need.Generally speaking there are three size groups of diameters which are:Small weeds (between .60 – .80 inches)Medium weeds (between .08 – 0.110 inches)Large weeds (anything over .115+ inch...

Advantages of an Electric ChainsawCompactFor most homeowners, the electric chainsaw is the best tool to meet all cutting requirements around the house. These chainsaws are best to handle all light to medium-duty cutting and trimming jobs and are ideal for activities such as cutting, felling, trimmi...

Step 1: Before starting the chain saw, the chain brake should be pushed forward.Step 2: Be sure to remove the guide plate cover before starting the chain saw.Step 3: If the chain saw is equipped with a pressure reducing valve, press it down. It will help light the engine and start your chainsaw.Ste...

Difference between Electric and Gas ChainsawsGas Chainsaws·         Gas Chainsaws are typically powered by gasoline or petrol·         Gas chainsaws are quite loud when operated.·      &nbs...

1 Prepare the line. The length and width of line you need varies based on your trimmer. If you purchase the wrong width of line, the trimmer will not work correctly, so don’t waste your money by simply guessing at the hardware store. If you are not sure what size line your trimmer uses, c...

Chainsaw Chain MaintenanceChainsaw chain tension should be checked and tightened often. We explain simple steps for how to tension a chainsaw chain below.A properly-tensioned chainsaw chain should still be just a little loose on the chainsaw guide bar, but the chain needs to be tight enough that yo...

The Health and Safety Authority has become aware of a dangerous practice involving the fitting of non-standard cutting accessories, not approved by the manufacturers, to brush cutting machines. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK have investigated a fatal incident, the outcome of which ...

Removing the Starter Assembly1. Remove the side cover. Remove the screws and clip that secure the side cover. The starter assembly is attached to the cover.2. Remove the starter assembly screw. The starter assembly is held together on most saws with one screw. Remove it and set it aside.3. Remove t...