Carburetors in small engines need maintenance periodically. How to replace a carburetor in chainsaws? Read this blog and you will be clear with this question.

Chainsaw won’t start? Or Chainsaw stops after starts? There must be something wrong with the ignition module. By reading through this blog, you will learn the symptoms of a bad ignition coil and how to replace it with an OEM-quality ignition coil step by step.

We all know the chain runs at about 100 miles an hour around the guide bar on typical chainsaws, especially it can run up to 14,000 RPMs (Rotate Per Minute) on some big pro chainsaws. Therefore, the chain will have a strong tendency to run in a circle.

We all know chainsaws need maintenance after using them for times. But some may have no idea what service needs to be performed and when, and if there is a standard or a wear mark for the maintenance. Here we have sorted out the possible situations when it is time to replace the chainsaw...

As one of the important parts of a chainsaw, the sprocket transfers the power created by the engine via the clutch drum to drive the chain around the guide bar. There are two common sprocket types on chainsaws: the spur sprocket, and the rim sprocket. What are the differences between the two sprockets, and...