Reasons and solutions for the chainsaw not being able to cut the tree and the saw not moving

1. Saw blade passivation

The chain saw may not be able to cut through the tree because the saw blade is dull. A dull saw blade will generate too much heat, which can cause the saw cable to deform, thereby reducing the efficiency of the chain saw. When a saw blade becomes dull, you should find a blade sharpening tool to sharpen it. Improper adjustment of the tightness may also cause the saw blade to become dull. The tightness of the saw blade should be checked frequently.

2. Insufficient fuel

If a chain saw is short of fuel, it will not run. Before sawing wood, you should check that there is enough fuel in the tank. If there is not enough fuel in the tank, add fuel. Make sure the oil is clean and check for the presence of water or other impurities.

3. Improper operation

Improper operation may also cause the chain saw to lose power and fail to cut the tree. If you are using an electric chainsaw, you should make sure there is adequate power. Some electric chain saws need to be connected to a power source or battery to operate. If you are using a gasoline saw, you should make sure the switch is on and the engine is running properly. If the operation is incorrect, you can enter: How to operate the chain saw correctly.

4. Other reasons

There may be other reasons for the inability of the chain saw to cut trees during use, such as: failure of the anti-shock spring, weakened vibration, damaged transmission rope, etc. For these problems, you should find a professional to repair them in time.

In summary, the chain saw’s inability to cut trees is a common problem, but it is not unsolvable. By inspecting the saw blade, checking fuel, checking for proper operation, and checking for other issues, you can easily resolve these issues and keep your chainsaw functioning properly.