IhaveaSHARP-N-EZY chainsaw sharpener[G712]Granberg for myozito 1800w chainsaw.The only instructions is a 1 page pamphletwith 8 instructiion The problem is that they are not very detailed instructions.

all chainsaws have angle cutting tips. my advice to you is to buy a 1/8" round file and do it manually. depending on how much of the cutting tip you have left, usually a few strokes per tooth should be enough. hope this helps.

Hi there,

Having cut a lot of wood when I was younger I know from experience just how important a sharp chain is.You need a guide so all the teeth cut at the same angle.If I were doing it now I would use an outfit like this.You will find that when your out cutting that it won't take much to dull a chain and that cuts in to the sprocket that turns the chain.A sharpe chain will throw big chips whill a dull chain will through out small chips because it's scratching the wood instead of cutting it off.We just used files without guides.I never did get the hang of that But my partner did.This is what I would use today.By the way never use a chain saw alone ,that way you have some one to help you if something goes wrong. I always add this for your information. If this is not the solution that you are looking for please re post because when we pick a question to answer FixYa takes it out of the questions.I am not endorsing this site just the type of tool.






The Precision Granberg Chain Saw Grinder combines the features of the Grind-N-Joint with the accuracy of the File-N-Joint. Easily clamps onto the saw bar for fast, precise, and stable chain saw sharpening.

This grinder requires threaded stones. SEE BELOW.


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There are multiple chain sizes 1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 5/32", 7/32" and 3/8" chains so the /8 chain number has me guessing. After the qurestions below, here is my best guess.

Also is this for a chain grinder?" or

Are you looking of a hand held type stone?

Aluminum Oxide Chainsaw Sharpening Grinding Stone
or Ceramic stone?

I will assume that your looking for aluminum oxide stones at this time.

http://www.oregonchain.com/homeowner/products/accessories/replacement_stones.htm

This is wide selection of sharpening stones.

You can also use hand held chain sharpening files of the same size that have shapening angles marked on the file set fixture.

Hopefully you have a sharpening guide that will keep your angles correct while shapening.

A safety note: Improperly sharpened chainsaw blades can be very dangerous to the user.

Thanks for using FixYa.

Kelly

Please start here. I have dialed this number many times looking for an OM (Contact Us - All McCulloch Products 1 (800) 521-8559) and have yet to get a satisfactory response.

Granberg International
http://www.granberg.com/contact.html
This is probably the real manufacturer. I would request instructions for their unit. It is in the "File Guides and Holders" category.
They also call it a "File-N-Joint" pn G106B. HTH
Lou

Granberg International
http://www.granberg.com/contact.html
Yours is a file guide and holder. If they do not supply repair parts they should be willing to supply the address of someone that does. HTH Good Luck Jacob
Lou

Granberg.com
http://www.granberg.com/contact.html
Yours is a file guide and holder. If they do not supply repair parts they should be willing to supply the address of someone that does. HTH Good Luck Earl
Lou

If your saw still has the original bar and chain, it was supplied with a .325" pitch chain and you'll need a 3/8" round file with a sharpening guide to properly sharpen it.

Here's a link to the Husqvarna site to the Rancher 455 models so you can select the correct manual to download, that matches your particular saw, based on the year of manufacture, etc.

There is some excellent information about maintaining your saw, along with a really good guide with step-by-step instructions for proper sharpening.

http://www.husqvarna.com/us/homeowner/support/download-manuals/?query=455&types=O

If you're having trouble figuring out the right manual for your saw, use the online Customer Support page and they'll reply.

Hope you find this Very Helpful - Best regards!

they sell gauge for different chain types

You can contact the manufacturer here:
http://www.granberg.com/contact.html
They should be willing to provide the instruction you need.
Please let me know if they helped. If you get an internet link I'd like to have that as well.
GL and TIA
Lou

Sounds Like The Belt If Inclined Remove The Outer Case Front And Replace Belt Of Equal Size From Any Auto Parts Store.