Poulan PLN3516F Electric Chainsaw Blade Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2020
- How to change a blade on this Poulan model chainsaw. I’ve have had this for over 5 years and still works great.
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Great video. Appreciate how you showed exactly how to take off over and how to tighten.
Good afternoon I just would like to say that yes there's many videos out there but the close up that you did with the video to make sure nothing gets messed up is truly appreciated I got one for a friend of mine that had some trees that she needs to get cut down and it was used it's the pL1416 model and the chain is kind of wore out I was trying to figure out how to change the chain thank you so much I truly appreciate God bless it's a excellent video thank you so much for sharing this
Thank you so much for letting me know! It means a lot to me if I can help people in small ways. You taking the time to comment makes me smile inside. You have blessed day, Tony
2023 - Had difficult time finding proper size replacement chain. I am in Canada. The one that finally fit properly was the Oregon brand VersaCut 91VXL055.
That is awesome you found one where you live. I hope they keep them in stock at lowes. I should of grabbed a few of them. I’m still using this one since I posted video 😂 I keep it sharp too right after I’m done so it’s ready. You have an awesome day, Tony
This girl thanks you bunches, I’ve been trying to figure out how to tighten up the chain, bought it secondhand with no manual, was just about ready to give up and resell
I have had one of the saws for years. I was sawing an old oak log that had laid in yard for about five years. My son brought me a gas powered chainsaw and I did some sawing with it. I had worn the chain out on my Poulan electric and it sure had done a lot of cutting. I went to Lowe's and picked up a new bar and chain that said would fit my saw.. Neither bar nor chain fit my saw. I went back and exchange them for just a new chain. New chain worked great with my old bar and I had that log cut up in no time. For work around the house with a 100 ft. extension chord I would take this saw over a gas saw any day.
I am the same way, my electric chainsaw starts up every time and cuts everything I need so far and I have brought down some good size trees as well. You take care, Tony
@@HowYouCanDoItToo I also like my electric. You take care too.
Thank you for the close ups.
Video was complete and did in fact I especially enjoyed the various Zoom In shots, they were very precise and it showed the crucial factors of the installation. After watchingtask
Thank you so much, you are the reason I do these videos. You brought a smile to me brother. Take care...Tony
I have the same saw. A snap ring keeps the chain from slipping off of the sprocket. Mine broke in half. Luckily, I have a drawer full of them at work.
Thank you so much for this information I will definitely check that out if mine does that. I still have it and going strong. You have an awesome day, Tony
Thanks, you helped me out!👍
Thank you for the help. One thing that I did notice that on the chainsaw housing, above and below the driveshaft, there are two different diagrams that show which direction the chain should be installed, it’s difficult to see if you don’t look real close.
That’s awesome!! I didn’t see that at all. I will have to look now. Thank you so much for letting me know. You have an awesome evening and take care...Tony
It is a non-standard chain so be wary, just walking into the big box stores you might not find it, you need to be careful what you buy. I have a newer version and it cuts like a warm knife through butter. It is a low profile chain. The trick is to file it properly at 30 degrees and it will be just fine. Because it is a specialty chain, buy at Poulin or else Amazon carries this for 30 US, 40 Canadian. Don't force it through the wood, just let it go gently and tilt it at different angles and it last a long time.
Thank you so much for this insight. I am always happy to learn from others and their knowledge. Take care, Tony
The right chain for this chainsaw is an Oregon S55 just to let everyone know here saying their is no proper replacement chain…and future people
Bro I did the same thing but the replacement had an extra link in it , it wouldn’t tighten up enough , drove me crazy !!!
That is a pain!!! And it usually be at a time when you really need it. Lol
I had the exact problem with the first one I got. It was surprising how that one extra link made such a major difference. Finally got the right one as noted in my 2023 comment.
I have this exact saw and can't seem to get the chain tightened after reassembling, what am I missing? I have the tensioner wound all the way tight
I'm having the same problem. Did you need to get a different chain, or did you remove a link?
@dalelogan4822 The chain came in 3 of the same size, but each one had a different number of links. They did it at an ace hardware store for me. Hope this helps!
Chain replacement?
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It's not a "blade". It's' called a "bar".