Chain fell off chain saw remington 10" pole saw, need directions to put back on.

For an electric saw, just add oil to the chain oiler, plug it in, and cut away. Do not put any body parts in contact with any of the moving parts of the saw.

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I bought this chain without first examining the "count" of my old chain. I found this new chain had 39 drive-links while my OLD chain had 40 links. My 10" Remington saw had enough chain-tensioning adjustment to compensate for that missing link and this new 39-link chain runs fine... cuts very well. Happy.
more details Pole Saw

Your IPB follows (we are prohibited from contacting you directly):
http://shoppingcart.msservicecompany.com/msservice_net/product_files/RPS96/RPS96_BD.pdf

All Remington OMs and IPBs:
Remington.com
http://shoppingcart.msservicecompany.com/Default.aspx

• Type "YourModelNumber" into the "Search for your unit by Model:" window, then click search.
• Click the “YourModelNumber” - Remington Electric Chain Saw "View Model" link.
• Click “View Owners Manual” or "View Illustrated Parts Diagram" link.
• Type "YourPartNumber" into the “Search for your parts by Part #:” window, then click search.

Be gentle with it, they are no longer in production, some parts cannot be found.

If you have more questions or need additional help please reply below and I will get back to you. Good Luck. HTH
Lou
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It should, I have been on this earth to long for a definate answer. Both saws have 40 drive links, are 3/8s, and a gauge of 0.050. Please verify my findings here:
Oregon Bar & Chain Selector
http://www.oregonchain.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG

Have you contacted a local saw shop? With your chain as a pattern they can make a replacement in couple of minutes. Inquire by phone about a price you may be pleasantly surprised. Give them Oregon number 91VG040G (low kickback, most likely what your saw is fitted with). If you feel adept you might try a slightly more agressive chain but the odds of kick back increase. HTH
Lou

The chain has to be tensioned when replaced. You lift the chain away from the bar about halfway and the tangs that run in the bar should just almost come out of the groove. There is a screw that extends the bar near where it attaches near the sprocket. adjust that with the bar mounting nuts not quite tight till the chain is tensioned correctely.

No, the largest electric pole chain saw that can be attached to a pole with the Remington Pole Saw kit, is a 10" saw.

You can go to Master Distributors to find out more detailed info about your situation and speak with one of their reps.

http://www.remingtonchainsaw.com/

Hope you found this very helpful, best regards!

Without the model number, I can't provide you with the part. However, you can go to masterparts.net and click on the Remington chain saw link and with your model number, get a line drawing and list of all available repair parts and pricing.

They have almost all the parts for even most discontinued Remington chain and pole saws and have a toll free number you can call, once you have your model number to provide them with. 1-866-672-6040
Hope this helps and best regards!

According to the manufacturer... "Use SAE 30 motor oil for best results. (For temperatures below 30° F, use SAE 10. For temperatures above 75° F, use SAE 40.) DO NOT use Bar & Chain oil." So, I suggest for any Remington electric chains saw not to use bar and chain oil. I hope this helps...