Questions & Answers for: chain saw burning oil

...saw you should find the oil pump. There will be a flat head screw that adjusts it. Be sure that you are using a good quality bar oil and not a motor oil. Adjust it in small increments. You can easily ...

...M15014US, M15014AS, M30016US, M30016AS, M30016AW, M35016UW, M35016AW. Remington Electric Chain Saw regular chain and bar oil.don't ever use motor oil it's too thin and will burn up the chain and

check rotation and your new chain. Don't know what brand of chain saw you have, automatic oiler, manual oiler, ect. but would guess that the problem is with the chain itself. Hope it as simple as that

...chain saw? From page 9 of a M12510US (bar oil is SAE 30 with additives to help it adhere to the bar and chain): FILLING OIL TANK 1. Remove oil cap. 2. Fill oil tank with SAE #30 motor oil. Note: For ...

chain saw, the 1st for... My brother in-law gave me a chain saw the 1st for me. Do I put just regular gas in it or do I mix it with oil? Always premix fuel and a modern synthetic saw oil in a separate

chain adjusted, start the saw and run the bar tip near some cardboard--it should throw off a thin line of oil in a few moments. There should be an oil volume adjustment screw on the back or just under

saw with the bar and chain removed, if oil doesn't flow from the port, then you have a faulty oil pump and will need to go in deeper to replace the pump parts. Always use proper clean chainsaw bar oil

saw doesn't burn chain oil Many times the oiler routing holes get plugged with sawdust and dirt. Pull off the cover and blow the oiling passage backwards with compressed air. You can use a can of dust

...saw or sit on the motor after I sharpen the chain.Stay away from the end of the bar cause that's where kickbacks happen.Keep the saw off to the side of your body when cutting.One last thing when ...

...saw. Is there an oil plug at the bottom of the tank that come loose or unscrewed?????? if same as mine there is a screw under side to stop oil flow altogether for storage or to slow down if excessive ...