
6 Feb ’14

How big a chainsaw does it need to be?
There is a compatibility list at: http://powersharp.co.....langid=eng
If one of those would meet your needs, the Powersharp might make life a bit easier.
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6 Feb ’14

I just re-read my post and realized I could have been more clear on something.
When I asked how big the chainsaw needs to be, I meant to say that some chainsaws are too large for this product. They sell it as a kit. Not just the obvious sharpening attachment, but it requires a special bar and chain which means they need to make different ones sized for specific make/models.
Hence the reason for the compatibility checker link. I wish I had known how quick chains go dull and what a pain sharpening is. I might have discovered this product before buying my Farmboss. It's not compatible with Farmboss.
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