Remington Electric Chain Saw - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
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Remington Pole Saw Carbon Brushes
If you're Remington Pole Saw is slowing down, throwing sparks, or not starting you may need to replace the carbon brushes. Replacing brushes and cleaning commutator early can prevent damage to motor armature!
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Remington Pole Saw 8 AMP Carbon Brush
2/8/2020 7:24:50 PM •
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What type of oil do I use?
well if its an electric powered model as the title says it is , then the only oil it should have is Bar/chain oil there should be a little cap just forward to left of the trigger this should be kept full of bar/chain oil for its use
4/10/2019 2:31:40 PM •
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14SB REMMINGTON HOW TO REPLACE THE CHAIN
Remove the cover, loosen the bolts to allow the bar to slide toward the sprocket. Lift chain off the sprocket and pull out from the notch in the bar. Be sure to turn the chain the same direction, otherwise you will be cutting with the back side of the blades. Slide the new chain blade onto the sprocket then fit into the bar. Once that is accomplished pull the bar firmly outward watching to see that the blade stays inside the slot of the bar. While keeping pressure on the chain and bar, tighten the retaining bolts and replace cover
10/1/2014 1:54:35 AM •
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Remington Pole Saw Carbon Brushes
If you're Remington Pole Saw is slowing down, throwing sparks, or not starting you may need to replace the carbon brushes. Replacing brushes and cleaning commutator early can prevent damage to motor armature!
Remington carbon brushes on E-bay Search for:
Remington Pole Saw 8 AMP Carbon Brush
7/18/2014 11:23:49 AM •
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Remington Pole Saw Carbon Brushes
If you're Remington Pole Saw is slowing down, throwing sparks, overheating or not starting you may need to replace the carbon brushes. Replacing brushes and cleaning commutator early can prevent damage to motor armature!
Remington carbon brushes on E-bay Search for:
Remington Pole Saw 8 AMP Carbon Brush
7/18/2014 11:21:36 AM •
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Serial number rifle
How can I get the serial of a Magtech 7022 .22 rifle purchased in 1999.
3/25/2014 7:20:21 PM •
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How do you change the brushes on a Remington pole
not sure about this particular model but many saws have the brush accessible from the motor casing. Look for a round disc with a screwdriver slot on the motor casing. These round discs should be on opposite sides of the motor housing
10/5/2013 7:48:30 PM •
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Chainsaws use a non fling oil to lubricate the cutting chain, the oil will be clearly marked non fling chain oil, if you want to be enviromently friendly use a bio chain oil.
6/4/2013 11:31:34 PM •
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How do i Tighten chain
Jo: Unplug the saw. Lay the saw on it's side so the chain and bar are up (lay it on 4X4 blocks or something similar so the motor housing doesn't make the saw rock back and forth) Loosen the two 1/2 or 9/16 nuts... don't take them off, just loosen them a turn or two. Look toward the saw where the bar comes out (the front of the housing where the blade comes out). You will see a small screw head. Turn the screw clockwise (as if you were tightening it) As you turn that screw, the chain will tighten. Put on some gloves and pull the chain around the bar (as if the saw was running, but you are the motor). The chain should move with a little resistance. Pinch the chain at the top-middle of the bar and pull the chain up away from the bar. the chain should pull away from the bar no more than 1/16 to 1/8 inch. If you look carefully between the bar and the chain, you'll see the dogs that run in the groove in the outside circumference of the bar. None of the dogs should be fully exposed when you pull up on the chain (in other words, None of the dogs should come completely out of the bar's chain groove when you pull up on the chain. Now, tighten the two nuts on the back of the bar. Snug them down good... if the bar slips on those two nuts, the chain will come off while you are cutting. Good luck
5/25/2013 5:49:55 PM •
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