Hey guys.....got my 6401 bar caught in a red oak the other day and while getting it out broke the chain. It was a fairly new full chisel 72 link woodland pro, can I fix it, and if so how or should I junk it?
Broken chain
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maxed_out
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Easy fix, they make links for this one. Is the chain in good shape? Might be talking to you to replace it.
smokinj
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The chain seems fine, no binding or bending that I can see, just a missing link....I found them at Bailey's. But the bar may be gone, the track on the upper portion looks like it spread apart just a little, will have to see when I put that bar back on.
smokinj
Minister of Fire
smokinjay said:
I did, took care of some of it but I'm afraid to crank down too hard for fear of popping the rivets......I had an extra Oregon 20" bar that I bought from Baileys last year, this was the original that came on the saw when I picked it up used at HD tool rental so guess I can use it as a backup once I get it back and to see if it will work.
smokinj
Minister of Fire
spur0701 said:
Crank it then pull it back out large screw driver. If it does not work your still out a bar either way.
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