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Alan replied to the thread Chainsaw reassemble.https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/stihl-ms-192-t-chainsaw-service-repair-manual-241751194/241751194 Here you go -
CService manual MS 192 stihl
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BBarry replied to the thread what's the logging habit you never skip after learning the hard way?.Chain sharpness and oil level are the two I never skip now. I learned the hard way that a slightly dull chain and low bar oil turns a...
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Alan replied to the thread Working in wind.Once the wind starts moving the canopy enough that you can't predict what's going to happen overhead, it's usually time to call it a day...
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TThree rings replied to the thread Working in wind.That’s a good rule of thumb. Wind adds a second, unpredictable load to everything overhead and it turns otherwise stable hazards into...
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BWind days are the ones that get people hurt. The problem isn't always the tree you're cutting, it's the widow-maker shifting above you...
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RRava replied to the thread Chainsaw maintenance schedule.Good breakdown, and yea eople underestimate how much performance drops from a dull chain or clogged air system long before the saw...
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SThe manual says a lot, but here is the real world version. I check chain sharpness before any significant use, keep the air filter...
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Mostly keeping busy here, working oak and ash removals. I am ssorry about your ribs, hope you recover soon. -
TThree rings replied to the thread What’s the easiest habits that prevents the most chainsaw headaches?.Keeping the chain sharp and checking bar oil before every cut fixed most of my issues. Small 30-second habits save way more time than...
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TThree rings replied to the thread One rule you’d drill into every new logger.Same rule I’d stress: never rush the first cut. Most injuries happen when people skip setup checks or get impatient and taking 60...
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SSuperMan replied to the thread Been quiet around here....Mostly keeping busy here, working oak and ash removals. I am ssorry about your ribs, hope you recover soon.
