1. Chain pitch is the thickness of the drive links while the chain gauge is the size of the links.
a) True b) False
2. An improperly tensioned chain is dangerous and is the cause of most chain problems.
a) True b) False 3. It is not necessary to lift upwards on the bar while tensioning the chain on some newer saws.
a) True b) False 4. There should be 1/16" to 1/8" slack between the chain and the bottom guide bar rails.
a) True b) False 5. A new chain tensioned properly can be used under normal work conditions immediately after it is installed.
6. Always secure the flywheel before you attempt to remove the sprocket.
7. If the chain is fitted correctly, the cutting teeth on the top of the guide bar will face toward the body of the saw.
a) True b) False 8. Use light weight chain oil in the winter and heavy oil in the summer.
a) True b) False 9. Automatic oilers are designed to use approximately 1 tank of oil for every 2 tanks of fuel.
a) True b) False 10. When sharpening the cutting teeth, use the proper diameter file. Approximately 1/3 of the file diameter should be above the top plate.