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12 Amp 16" Corded Chainsaw

SKU 20232

MODEL# 20232

16" Oregon bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and logs
Tool-less chain tensioning for quick adjustments so you can get back to the task at hand
Automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for clear view of oil level
Wrap around handle for multiple cutting positions to provide ease of use when trimming at different angles

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16" Oregon bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and logs
Tool-less chain tensioning for quick adjustments so you can get back to the task at hand
Automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for clear view of oil level
Wrap around handle for multiple cutting positions to provide ease of use when trimming at different angles

Frequently Asked Questions

What oil do I use with my chainsaw?

Our units use a standard bar and chain oil. You can purchase this from your local hardware store; no specific brand name is required.

Why is my chainsaw leaking oil?

All chainsaws will slowly “leak” oil in storage (mostly from it seeping off the chain). To prevent excessive leakage, store with as little oil left in the reservoir as possible, the chainsaws flat with a rag beneath them and the pole saws upright with the motor head at the top.

During first use users should only fill the reservoir to roughly half full and check periodically to see if it needs to be refilled. Eventually, you will become accustomed to the amount of oil required for each job. This procedure will make it easier to store the unit as oil free as possible and reduce oil run off.

How large of a branch/log can I cut?

If you are looking to cut logs with one pass, the log needs to be about 2" smaller than the bar. However, there are many techniques to use a chainsaw for larger cuts.

What is the run time?

The run time of a chainsaw is measured in cuts per charge. The number of cuts per charge or “run time” that you receive would depend on the load acting on the saw (i.e., the thickness and type of wood being cut) as the chainsaw would use more battery power on tougher and thick objects being cut.

How do I know if my chain is tensioned enough?

Chains should be tensioned before use. Check intermittently throughout each chore to make sure the chain is kept properly tensioned. A correctly tensioned chain should only pull away from the bar enough to fit a dime (10c) between the teeth and the bar.
***DO NOT TENSION A CHAIN AFTER YOU HAVE FINSHED USING THE TOOL. HOT METAL EXPANDS. IF THE CHAIN IS TENSIONED WHEN HOT, THEN ALLOWED TO COOL, THE CONTRACTING METAL COULD POTENTIALLY DAMAGE THE CHAIN, THE BAR AND EVEN THE UNIT. WAIT UNTIL THE NEXT USE (OR AT LEAST UNTIL COOLED) BEFORE TENSIONING***

Can I use another brand of chain?

Yes, you may. However, it must match the specifications of the original chain (gauge, pitch, and drive links). These specifications my be found inside of your owner’s manual.

What file size do I use to sharpen the chain?

Our chains may be sharpened using a 5/32” round file.

Why isn’t my chain cutting?

If the wood is burning/smoking, this indicates that the chain is on backwards. Another reason could be that the chain is dull and needs to be sharpened or replaced.
Replace the chain if:
• The length of the cutting edges is less than 5 mm.
• There is too much space between the drive links and the rivets.
• The cut speed is slow
• Sharpening the chain many times but it does not increase the cutting speed. The chain is worn.

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