Doing THIS can break your Chainsaw; *NOT* doing THIS can ALSO break your powersaw; KNOW WHEN & WHY

Doing this when it isn’t needed can break your saw; not doing it when it IS needed can also break your saw. If you’ve ever considered why some people pull the rope on their chainsaw when turning it off, and whether or not you should, I will tell you the mechanical reasons and explain how to know if you should do it to YOUR saw when you shut it off.
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[@Kevin.L_]

I never considered the pawl could be on the other side. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@HayChaffandSawdust1]

@Kevin.L_ I think it a fairly overlooked factor. Hope you have a safe week and a good weekend Kevin!