THE RIGHT WAY TO PUT A CHAIN ON A CHAINSAW

Learn how to put a chain on and adjust the chain tension with a Craftsman 14-inch, 8 Amp Corded Chainsaw (CMECS614). amzn.to/3VaMRHb This Craftsman chainsaw uses a bolt lock chain tensioning system to clamp the chain and bar securely. To adjust the tightening of the chain loosen the bar by loosening the locking nut, then rotate the chain tensioning screw to get the chain tight then tighten back the locking nut. You should be all set to cut the branches off your next tree. This Craftsman chainsaw is one of the best I have owned that is electric.
BEST ELECTRIC CHAINSAW.
POWERFUL MOTOR: The 8 Amp motor of an electric chainsaw helps with tough cuts
COMPACT DESIGN: The 14-inch chainsaw is a compact, corded electric saw with a hook for storage.
AUTO-OILING: Built-in oil window and no priming required
BOLT LOCK CHAIN TENSIONING: Securely clamps the bar and chain for ideal cutting performance.
How to tighten the chain on Craftsman chainsaw 14 inch. I hope we reviewed everything you needed to know to get your chain tightened on your Craftsman chainsaw 14-inch.
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[@fakeusername7620]

I didn't need this tutorial but I think you've got a great personality and I found the video entertaining. Not the best tutorial I've seen but I love the enthusiasm.

[@robertbutler8004]

The right way frig me I'm still waiting for someone to show me how to use toilet paper correctly.

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Thats next week video. So stay tuned lol

[@haraldlinne1775]

I appreciate that you want to help people with their saws, but your knowledge is a bit lacking. I am a rookie arborist and a free time feller.
First, I would release the chain break. (Some saws won’t let you get the cover off with the chain brake engaged.) Then you loosen the bar nut a bit. Turn the tensioner to slack the chain. Remove the bar nut and cover. Then remove (or fix) the chain.
To put everything together again: Put the bar on, then the chain make sure its on the sprocket and on the rail of the top of the bar and front sprocket. Put on the cover and start treading on the bar nut. Tighten the chain, until all the drive links are inside the "grove". If your drive links are outside of the grove, pull down on the chain before it to tight and they should snap into the grove. Lift up on the front of the bar and make sure the drive links still are contacting the bar. Keep holding the front of the bar and tight the bar nut until its tight. (just when you start to feel resistance with the scrench, you don't need a lot of force) If it is a gas powered saw the chain should spin freely. Engaged the chain break.
When a chain is new it will slack a bit during the first few cuts, so you will have to tension it after the first few cuts. To tension. Disengaged the chain break, loosen the bar nut 1 turn tension the chain. Turn the bar nut back and you are good to go.
To not sound like a rookie: The bar is a bar, not a blade. The cutters are cutters or as you say correctly teeth. ;)
I recommended using gloves so you don't cut yourself when working with the chain.
Allways use proper ppe when working with chainsaws, even dull chain on low speed might kill you if something goes wrong. (Almost) Everyone who have been in the business have at some point gotten save by there chaps.