We’ve all been there before where we go to use our saw only to realize we’re out of our usual bar and chain oil. Maybe you don’t have time to run to the hardware store to pick up some more and want to see if you have a chainsaw bar oil substitute around your house … Read more
If you’re a first time chainsaw user it can be easy to overlook this one simple thing when it comes to your chainsaw gas mix. Unlike a car that has a separate engine oil compartment/dipstick along with a gas tank for fuel storage, on chainsaws these are both combined in the fuel tank. Forgetting this … Read more
There’s nothing more frustrating than walking into your garage or shed and seeing your beautiful chainsaw with that little dew drop of oil just waiting to fall and wreak havoc on your nice workbench or floor. Leaking oil is not an uncommon problem when chainsaws are stored for any length of time. Here is a … Read more
The Husqvarna Group does not disclose the details of where Husqvarna chainsaws are made. Various parts are manufactured and assembled in different countries. However, Sweden and the USA are the countries where most of the assembly takes place. Individual parts are made in manufacturing facilities in European countries like France and Germany. Other countries where … Read more
The first thing that you should know about chainsaws is that they are a type of power saw. Chainsaws have special teeth called “teeth” which cut through wood and other materials. They’re powered by electricity or gasoline, so you’ll need to make sure the one you buy has an appropriate engine for your needs. There … Read more
Are you trying to protect your axe head? Well, you’ve come to the right place because that’s exactly what I’ll be going over in this post. So, let’s get straight into it! Best oil for axe head WD40 (Best Overall) [Link to the product] With the whole design catered to the idea of water … Read more
Can firewood be too dry? Firewood can definitely become too dry; while it will still burn, of course, it will burn at a hotter temperature and thus burn out faster. It can actually make your wood stock worse if you only have over-aged wood; you’ll burn through it much quicker and mid-winter you will struggle. … Read more
Are you looking for the best fire starter for wet weather? Well, you’ve come to the right place because that’s exactly what I’ll be going over in this post. So, let’s get straight into it! The best fire starter for wet weather is the Ferro Rod Fire Starter Kit. It gives sparks of 5,500ºF and … Read more
Are manual log splitters any good? Yes, manual log splitters are good. They typically have 10 tons of splitting force which is enough to split logs up to 8 inches wide. Since they’re manually powered, you don’t need any gas or electricity to use them. Types of Manual Log Splitter Hydraulic Manual Log Splitter There … Read more
Are Champion log splitters any good? Well, you’ve come to the right place, because that’s exactly what I’ll be going over in this post. So, let’s get straight into this! What do customers say about Champion? Customers are generally happy about opting for the Champion log splitter as they say it aids with productivity … Read more
