Oregon is the world leader in chainsaw guide bars. It brands bars for many major chainsaw manufacturers and sells Oregon brand in the replacement market worldwide. Oregon chains are used as original equipment by 90% of the world’s chainsaw manufacturers & by most of the world’s professional Loggers, farmers, & homeowners. Oregon also produces replacement
Oregon is the world leader in chainsaw guide bars. It brands bars for many major chainsaw manufacturers and sells Oregon brand in the replacement market worldwide. Oregon chains are used as original equipment by 90% of the world’s chainsaw manufacturers & by most of the world’s professional Loggers, farmers, & homeowners. Oregon also produces replacement mower blades, belts, & several other aftermarket replacement parts for power equipment.
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Cheap, may work okay, but check it out before you start grinding your blades Defective as arrived (see photo). Of course, this is a low-cost balancer, but a brief examination in the factory would have shown that it was flawed. I initially thought that the out-of-plumb pin wouldn’t make a difference in the balancer’s operation, but it does. Testing against six mower blades, I found that all were “unbalanced,” but the unbalanced end would change if I rotated the base. If you had only one blade and used this as delivered, you could waste a lot of time (and…
More confidence in balanced lawn-mower blades’ balance. I have always sharpened my blades, but never thought about balancing them. It took a little patience to learn how to use it, but found this item very helpful. Setting the blade on the balancer and then tapping it on one side a few different times helped me to recognize how much force to use to cause an out-of-balance blade to indicate and it subtleness. Working with the blade, removing a little metal at a time, the blade was balanced. Reattached to the mower and found it ran smoother and…
Not much better than a nail in the wall