Mean Gene asked:

This tool I think is attached to a chain saw.

dokomo asked:

Should I also be carrying another set? in my car? why…? I occasionally use tools to tighten or unscrew nuts and bolts around my house, for my riding mower, and chain saw, I do not think I hardly used tool for my car except rarely remember to removed a battery once in my 25 years owning a car.

blondienowbutnotb4 asked:

Some of the trunks are around as thick as your leg. I tried using a small chain saw and the chain broke, the electric saw needs a new blade…so tell me, am I on the right track here or what? Should I just replace the blade on the electric saw? Should I use a sawzall? Please help. I did manage to cut down some of them, but I still have more to do. Thanks.

j b asked:

one thing before you o on I know this is not a car question but its the best category I could find,

I wanna suprise my parents and cut them some woopd but the chain is loose, i know theres usually a spot where you put the flat head in but I can’t gfind it. I do have the tool with a flat head on one end the two socket sizes on the other. when i lossen thosenothing seems to happen., any help diagrams would be greatly appreciated especially with this cold weather up here in maine. thank you. by the way one more time the model is a
Husqvarna 51.

Pessed asked:

I need to buy a chain saw for the winter but I live way up north in Canada 5 hours away from the nearest Candadian Tire. Anyone know a store online that will ship for a decent price?

question mark asked:

Chainsaws are inherantly dangerous tools. What advise would you give anyone who is just starting to learn th use them?

danielmeisenheimer asked:

wee used to have a metal one and for the life of me i cant remeber where we got it from

BabyMittens911 asked:

i am going to buy it

Alskarinna asked:

A few weeks ago, my boyfriend removed a single piece of wood flooring near the bathroom because the floor had started to crown where the wood of the hallway meets the tile of the bathroom (maybe due to water under the floor.. we aren’t sure; however, the apartment building we live in is responsible for under the floors, pipes, and things of that nature… but we can’t afford to redo the whole floors). After he removed the single piece of wood, the floor went down; however, the piece that was removed will no longer fit back in (it’s maybe 40 inches long by 3 inches wide). The size of the space now (after shrinking) is 40″ by 2 1/2″, so we need to trim the piece by 1/2 inch. We live in a small apartment, so it would make no sense to buy an expensive tool like a chain saw. Would a hand saw do the job?
We’re responsible for fixing the floor (the wood, not the building structure itself). We live in a co-op in NY, but my bf pays mortgage, not rent.

rfisher99 asked:

I need to build a bridge over a small gully / brook to get a Honda FOreman ATV over. It needs to be 11 foot long and near 10 foot wide and support the ATV, me 200lbs, and a trailer with a chain saw and other fencing tools and metal posts. One side of the gully i near ground level and the other side has a 10 foot drop off