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Refuel and Replenish Bar Oil

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Choosing your First Chainsaw...it's this easy!

What happens here

Using a Husqvarna combination fuel can, the presenter demonstrates refilling the chainsaw. One side of the can contains a 50:1 fuel mixture (gas and 2-cycle oil), and the other side holds bar and chain oil. He unscrews the caps, fills both reservoirs on the chainsaw, and secures the caps tightly.

Goal: Ensure chainsaw has adequate fuel and lubrication

Tools and materials

  • Husqvarna Combination Fuel Can Husqvarna — Storing and dispensing chainsaw fuel and bar oil
  • Socket wrench / Chainsaw multi-tool — Tightening the fuel and oil caps, if they are designed to be tightened with a tool
  • STIHL MS 170 Chainsaw STIHL — Receiving fuel and oil
  • Bar and Chain Oil — Lubricating the chain and bar
  • Mixed fuel — Powering the chainsaw engine

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120 pounds can tug it and start it so it's an easy start if you've got shoulder issues or something like that if you're a smaller person that's just not really strong or you're not used to using a chainsaw in my opinion this is probably the saw for you that Steel has to offer now I'm not getting paid to do this review I'm just showing you something that I think it's cool the project that we're working on today before we even start working with the saw here I'll tell you about the project that we're working on today let's grab the camera all right so we plugged our way down here we're probably somewhere in the neighborhood of a half a mile from the house this is our Massey Ferguson 240 tractor it's like a 1986 model been totally restored great tractor I like having cool fun tools to use around the farm we use this as our hay raking and bush hogging type tractor where we are is down by our waterfall area and if you want to skip ahead you can skip ahead till you see me with the saw in my hand this is our waterfall area we're cleaning this up I've got a big brush pile already started here I got down and did a little bit of work yesterday and I thought you know what I should take you guys and do a quick review so if you look it's all cleared out and pretty down here by the creek but if you look back here it's not there's a lot of scraggly old trees I call them scraggly trees so what we're going to do is get in here with this ms1 70 and we're going to clean up this debris this mess and we're going to pile it all up on the on the fire power right there my trail to get down in here is very tight as you can see I've been running around this tree right over here and I've clipped it a couple of times with the Gator so we'd like to be able to get a pickup truck down here if we could that way folks could camp out I've got friends that like to come and hang out and camp so that's our goal for the day all right if you're a too low file get ready this is called the big tool rack this is an awesome tool rack for storing your tools haul them around this thing is rated at a hundred pounds I've jumped up on here I'm nearly 300 pounds it's pretty stout and this is what we're carrying all our tools when we can throw our firewood in here too but we're not cutting firewood today so the first thing I'm going to do before I fill up with fuel is I'm gonna get my fuel tank slash toolbox I'll post a link to this guy in the video description I can't post a link for you to purchase em s…

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