Four Basic Components of Saw Chain
1. Cutter: This is the part of the chain that actually cuts through the wood.
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2. Rivet: These are the small metal pieces that hold the chain together.
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3. Drive Link: This component transfers the motion and power from the chainsaw to the cutter.
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4. Tie Strap: This component helps to keep the chain stable and in place during operation.
Chainsaw Oil Maintenance for Chain & Bar Video
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