Round chainsaw file for sharpening the cutting tooth on the chain. Oregon files will sharpen any saw chain as long as you have the correct size. Files are now colour...
Full chisel saw chain with a rapid cut for logging up timber quickly and efficiently. High-performance chain for professional forestry. Uses include felling, bucking, limbing in medium to heavy stands...
Only available from Stihl in 1/4" .043 (1.1mm) gauge sized chain, Designed for the MS150, MS151 & MS161T this chain is fast and cutting and leaves a very smooth clean...
Husqvarna's fuel combi can give you the ability to refuel quickly without splashing or spillage. FEATURES The fuel can is equipped with a tool bag with space for common tools...
A fast-cutting, low-vibration chain where cutters have small-radius working corners for fast cutting and easy sharpening is mainly used on the 550 XP and 560 XP saws. Recommended for use...
Mineral Chain oil with adhesive agent for high-performance chain saws. Very low wear of chains and rails can be guaranteed due to additives that are improving lubrication. The favourable viscosity...
Husqvarnaās new fully synthetic and biodegradable (64% acc OESD301B) XP Synthetic 2-stroke oil is developed for tough use with high loads and engine speed.Ā Developed with a completely new ash-free...
The Oregon Sharpening Kit has everything you need to carry out good maintenance on your saw chain and guide bar. This kit can be used on any brand of chainsaw,...
Stihl ForestPlus is based on high-quality mineral oils and is suitable for use with all chainsaws, including harvesters. ForestPlus delivers reliable chain lubrication and no resin build up, even during...
This new PS3 saw chain from STIHL is designed for tree surgeons and other forestry professionals, who place equal importance on maximum cutting performance, low vibration and low kickback tendency.Ā ...
New upgraded design with 20% better cutting performance and longer lifetime. To keep your chain in trim you will need a round file and a file gauge to sharpen the...
