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Oct 21, 2021 6 min

At Idle

from Along the ForestApps Road Hosted by Tim Ard

So often I see chainsaw operators take their hand off the throttle trigger and the saw chain continues to turn around. It's important the operator realize that the centrifugal clutch is not releasing. This can be dangerous to the operator and the saw. This episode of Along the ForestApps Road has Tim Ard explaining how the idle should be something an operator is familiar with and how it works... If this type of information is something you find useful please subscribe. We will also be telling of our travels across the country as we instruct chainsaw training. We hope to see you Along the ForestApps Road.

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