How to Sharpen A Chainsaw Chain - Raker Height Filing
Rakers need to be adjusted regularly to ensure safe chainsaw use.Rakers should be adjusted after every sharpening.It is possible to adjust the rakers yourself with the correct tools, even if you take your chainsaw to a professional shop.
The raker should be set to the correct depth.Sometimes the depth is stamped on the raker.If this isn't the case, consult the chainsaw manufacturer.
The raker adjustment can cause the chainsaw to move or slip.
You can mark the tooth with a pen, crayon or piece of tape.When you have adjusted every tooth around the chain, this will let you know.
The raker guide should be put over the two opposing teeth so that the tip can be seen from the center of the guide.