Top 20 Electric Chainsaw Sharpener Questions & Answers

First loosten that 1/2 bolt on the bar--the lookat the bar when it goes into the housing you will see the adjustment screw.Tighten the chain by turning the screw when you get it to where you want it then tighten the 1/2 inch bolt

Howdy, we are not a parts provider, but rather a problem solving and question answering service. I have located the customer service number for Wen tools so you can get your part as soon as possible.
Here you go:1-800-232-1195

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Age dependant. Good Luck.
Older 387
http://www.greenestegg.com/downloads/SawFiler/foley_filer_manual_F61_387.pdf
Newer 387
http://www.greenestegg.com/downloads/SawFiler/foley_filer_manual_200_SF1000.pdf

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Lou
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If Stihl lubricant is bar and chain oil yes. Any bar and chain oil will work.

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It is here N;
Oregon Bar & Chain Selector
http://www.oregonchain.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG
Select "Wen; 5014; #DriveLinks; All; All; All".
#DriveLinks, the part of the chain that fits in the bar groove. Match the number with the fourth column to get bar length.

The above results are for an original or equivalent bar. Only YOU can determine your level of expertise, how much risk (read the triangular warnings - the OE chain was probably green) you are willing to assume and choose one of part numbers listed. Once you make your choice it can be found on the Internet or through local merchants (no shipping and handling fees). If the local outlet does not handle Oregon your choice can easily be converted to a part number of the manufacturer they do handle. I suggest a few phone calls to save you time and gasoline. Given the Oregon part number and your assurance of a purchase, if my store, your chain would be waiting when you walked in the door.

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Lou

Use regular bar/chain oil available from home centers, hardware stores, and saw dealers. Good luck!

I have a Wen 2000 10" electric chainsaw and just ordered a new chain, , but does it need oil poured inside? I have no manual. what kind and how much? can it be over filled, there is a black screw off knob that appears to be for oil?????thanks Kim

Hello Gary;
Your OM follows (Wagner/Wen OM):
http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/download.php?src=portal%2Fdownloadcenter%2Fdateien%2Fspraytech%2FDISCONTINUTED_PRODUCT_MANUALS%2FLAWN__GARDEN%2F0505872.pdf&system_id=97280
Download and rename it "AnythingYouLike.pdf" Your question is illustrated on page 4.

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Afternoon;
This model Wen was purchased by Wagner many years ago, and neither are producing this model any longer. I suggest you try a local saw shop for a suitable substitute. A Husqvarna or Stihl shop are probably the best odds of success and a weekday afternoon they will likely be most helpful. Take your saw.

The following link is for a 6016 Wagner. it is the only Wagner/Wen OM I have found. Save it to computer. It saves as "download.php" and will not open. Rename it to "AnythingYouLike.pdf" and it will.
http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/download.php?src=portal%2Fdownloadcenter%2Fdateien%2Fspraytech%2FDISCONTINUTED_PRODUCT_MANUALS%2FLAWN__GARDEN%2F0505872.pdf&system_id=97280

The Wen name is again being offered.
WenProducts.com Current models, costs nothing to ask.
http://wenproducts.com/

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I will wager if you place a protractor on the bar you will find the right and left links are at slightly different angles (one side gets more bite). It only takes a little difference. The usual suspect is the guide on your sharpener. Some grinders require an offset because the wheel is offset more to one side than the other.
I hope you found this helpful.
Lou

Go to Gemplers.com, look up Timber Tuff electric chain saw sharpener, click on it, go to Online Documents tab and you can print off the manual!

A manual for a 6016 can be found here:
WagnerSprayTech purchased Wen forever ago
http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/finding_a_product_manual_spray,98115,747.html
I suspect they are similar. Both units are out of production. HTH
Lou

No response to CR.

Jerry answered this. Reposting the same question won't cause Wagner to begin manufacturing a discontinued line.
A manual for a 6016 can be found here:
WagnerSprayTech purchased Wen forever ago
http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/finding_a_product_manual_spray,98115,747.html
This unit is out of production. Contact Wagner for any parts availability. HTH
Lou

It is listed here:
Oregon Bar & Chain Selector
http://www.oregonchain.com/commonpgm/Selguide_Selctmfg.asp?BusId=OCS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG&ShowRem=Y&ShowAnsi=Y&ShowQuality=Y&ShowCombo=Y&usertype=OCC
HTH
Lou

its not likly to be the coil on a relativly new machine it sounds as though the technigtion put something together wrong

there are none realy take the two nuts lose take a flate head tighten the chain now if you can pull the chain easy around the bar you good this will give you about a 1/8 in sage on the chain...Good luck

Most older chainsaw adjustments are visible when the saw is viewed from the end of the bar back to the saw. More modern ones are near the bar nuts (side). Lou

The answer to your question is here:
http://www.oregonchain.com/selguide.htm
you are an occational user
Manufacturer = Wen
# = 6014
You are on your own for the rest. GL
Lou

Wagner purchased Wen long ago and no longer offer chainsaws. Try these, if they can't help we can't either.
WagnerSprayTech
http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/finding_a_product_manual_spray,98115,747.html
WenProducts.com
http://wenproducts.com/
Lou