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  • Noah McPeters
    If you look closely at the photos that I have attached you can see the concept of how the oil flows. The main reason I did this mod was because my old bat was not oiling properly. However with this mod I am also able to use the cheap bar and chain from lowes. It is a little harder to get the bar and chain on and you have to remove the husq bar and chain tensioner when using thr after market one but honestly it is well worth it for the price and how well it cuts. Anyways back to the point. The oil flows out of the top holes and oils the top. Now the center is cut out because there is an elevated portion to prevent the bar from shifting while cutting so the oil will not flow through the center. Instead I routed the oil around the elevated portion down to the bottom oil chamber and the cut a hole at the bottom to allow oil to escape and oil the bottom. This works flawlessly and you do not run out of oil quick.I have to add oil after every other gas refill. I use burned motor oil which may be a little thicker but still works great. Let me know if you need a templete to print and cut. This is for a 435 xp incase you are wondering.
  • Noah McPeters
    I will be posting some pictures later tonight to help explain. My chain saw seems to be oiling great so maybe my design will help to understand how to get urs to oil a little better.
  • Noah McPeters
    Thanks for the information on this you guys. I have found my own solution to this design flaw since I have the same issue. Take a very thin piece of aluminum and cut out the same shape of the bar where it attaches to the saw. There is a spot where the oil is suppose to be released, so leave a hole in the metal at this spot and cut a slit in the direction u want the oil to go.This small space between the bar and the engine allows oil to flow out. If there is too much oil coming out you may want to put a thin filter between the metal sheet and the engine to slow down the oil coming out. I used a coffee filter cut in the same shape. Hope this helps. I will attach a photo later.