Chain and Oiler Adjustments

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates how to adjust the chain tension and discusses the bar oiler adjustment for both saws. For the Husqvarna, he loosens two nuts on the chain cover using a chainsaw wrench, removes the cover, and shows the integrated chain tensioner. He adjusts the chain by turning a screw, noting the proper tension should allow the chain to be lifted slightly but not pull away from the bar. For the Stihl, he uses the larger end of the chainsaw wrench to loosen its nuts. He removes the cover and shows that the chain tensioner is built into the saw's body, not the cover. He also discusses the adjustable oilers on both saws, emphasizing their importance for chain longevity. The Stihl has an accessible oiler adjustment near the chain tensioner, while the Husqvarna's is slightly deeper, requiring the wrench to reach it. He mentions that he runs his oilers "wide open" to maximize lubrication.

Goal: Understand how to properly tension the chain and adjust the bar oiler on both chainsaw models