Improving your Chainsaw with the Oregon SpeedCut Nano Conversion Kit [Full Tutorial]

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 8

  • @CaseySnyder
    @CaseySnyder  Před rokem +1

    Thank you for checking out this video. As mentioned in the video, I do not consider myself a chainsaw expert, however, I have had a decade of saw operation and maintenance through the years and felt really happy about accomplishing this little project. More coming in the future!

  • @nickbrowning6652
    @nickbrowning6652 Před 4 měsíci

    from novice to expert , you are on your way . also you can remove spark plug and put string inside gently acts as brake so you dont need impact gun . nice vid

  • @user-mq4qc2yu9d
    @user-mq4qc2yu9d Před 7 měsíci +1

    the people want MORE dancing transitions

  • @1966poker
    @1966poker Před 5 měsíci

    I like tools too but a simple flat head screw driver and hammer will knock the clutch loose with ease. There is a flat slot on the clutch for just that reason.

  • @metaspencer
    @metaspencer Před rokem

    Cool to see man

  • @jiffypop247
    @jiffypop247 Před rokem

    Awesome video,! What do you think of it in the cut? less chatter, or faster? I've been looking into this for my Echo 355t, unfortunately there isn't a conversion kit . . . yet.
    There is actually a .325 conversion for an ms361 . . . ! Kinda wild, I've never seen anyone run that setup, and the longest .325 bar I have been able to find is 20", which seems like the max you would want to run such small chain.

  • @tomhatcher1066
    @tomhatcher1066 Před rokem

    what file is recommended