mfg where?,, auto chain adjust?
1249982
Germany. No auto adjust. Very well made. Very German. I bought mine because a Stihl of this caliber would cost twice as much. Saws very well. But I am just an ordinary homeowner and do not use it for work or professionally. But I very much like it and am very glad I bought it. They also have a US website where parts can be easily ordered and technical help is available. Had a question about tightening the chain that was quickly answered.
1438380
Yes, but for a little more money you can buy the Cobra module that auto adjusts continuously. I highly recommend it. Any change to the bike will require a remap by HD and$$$. The cobra is only a one time $.
657020
Sorry but I cannot not help you with this. I have not yet needed to replace the chain so I would not know where to get a replacement.
306773
The best thing to do is call the company. They have a tech rep who can answer the question. When I talked to them, I learned that the fitment charts change from time to time based on a number of factors and the tag on the chain container does not always have the most current info.
661570
JohnNo adjustment that I can find. Think something is wrong with yours and needs to be returned
771055
A heavy chain works very nicely. I was on mine yesterday adjusting tension on both ends by just hooking into a closer link, evenly on both .dided
1487986
I am not sure what is an auto bracket feature. Maybe if you could elaborate in layman terms, I could try it out and let you know.
1312233
Hello! Sincerely, I do not really know if it will help either manually nor automatic. The reason is that I never used this item due that I sold the automobile that I planned to work on with this item. Sorry I am not able to help!
1288943
No go to autozone,ask for fine thread assy ,take off a lug ,see if it fits ,if not you havecourse
1743163
Mine is automatic. But the casings they provided did not fit on mine. Not sure if that helps but it still works it just fits loosely.
1566898
Easy. Take the side cover off. After making sure that there are no burrs on the chain ( if there are, they must be filed off, or the chain will not fit back in the bar track.), just fit the chain on the bar, starting at the nose. I found this to be easier if you have the bar facing straight up. Wear gloves! Fit the chain into the grove all the way down to the sprocket, then over the sprocket. If the chain is too tight, you may adjust the tension by turning the adjustment screw located in the middle of the inside of the bar. Turn it clock-wise or reverse as needed. Remember: After you have the chain on and the cover replaced, adjust the tension screw until only one tooth can be pulled clear of the chain and the chain can be pulled easily by hand around the bar.
1227279
There is an adjustment on each leg by moving the pin either up/down. You then pull the legs in/out by adjusting the chain. The final adjustment is the hand adjustment as seen in the picture.
634394
clutch- yes /carburetor- it is factory there non adjustable I hope this helps you out,
1464482
Open the back cover with the key. The adjustment switch is in there . It's easy
537569
as far as I know it's auto. Mine is. Hey Zoom the pic. It has AF right on the side
1863823
I didn't get a cog with mine, I had to order and put it on myself. ChainWhips are only necessary (in my opinion) when taking off the cog. YOU WILL NEED TO BUY THE LOCK RING ALSO.
1643314
You ned to install a tension adjuster on the rear shift cable, somewhere between the shifter and derailer. This can be an inline barrel type, or a cable stop type.