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Chain saw spare parts are an important part of the chain saw, including chains, guide plates, saw chains, etc. Their quality and correct installation are critical to the proper operation and safety of your chain saw. Choosing the right spare parts is of great significance to extending the service life of the chain saw and improving work efficiency.
Here is a specific list of spare parts for chainsaws:
Guide plate: The guide plate is the metal rod on the chain saw that the saw chain is mounted on. It guides the saw chain to cut through the wood.
Saw Chain: A saw chain is a series of sharp teeth on a chain saw. It runs on a guide plate, cutting the wood.
Sprocket: The sprocket is the gear on the chain saw that meshes with the saw chain. It drives the saw chain to run on the guide plate.
Clutch: The clutch is the device on the chain saw that connects the engine to the sprocket. It stops the sprocket from turning when the engine is not running.
Spark Plug: The spark plug is the device on the chain saw that generates electrical sparks. It ignites the mixture of gasoline and air, causing the engine to run.
Air filter: The air filter is a device on the chain saw that filters dust and impurities in the air. It prevents dust and impurities from entering the engine and damaging it.
Gasoline filter: The gasoline filter is a device on the chain saw that filters impurities in the gasoline. It prevents impurities from entering the carburetor and causing it to clog.
Pull Cord: The pull cord is the device on the chain saw that starts the engine. It is connected to the crankshaft, and when the pull cord is pulled, it can drive the crankshaft to rotate and start the engine.
Chainsaw Oil: Chainsaw oil is the oil used to lubricate the chain saw guide plate and saw chain. It can reduce the friction between the guide plate and the saw chain and extend the service life of the guide plate and saw chain. Above are some common spare parts for chainsaws. Specific chainsaw models may vary. When purchasing spare parts, be sure to refer to the chain saw's instruction manual or consult a professional.
