Oregon CS300 Self-Sharpening Chainsaw Replacement Chain and stone

Replacing the chain and sharpening stone on a Oregon CS300 Self-Sharpening Chainsaw.
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[@ji8044]

I have the corded model. Absolute best chainsaw I have ever owned!

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

Can't use a corded model here since there is no real power at this location. Thanks for watching

[@Lucifermorningstar69147]

Watched your video to see how to get the chain back on was kickin my butt thanks for the help

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

Thanks for watching and glad it helped.

[@climatedeceptionnetwork4122]

Nice

[@1miltond]

I use mine to mill idont use the sharpener stone why? It will eat your chain in no time the stone is robbing against the hole legt of the cutting tooth not the tip so is eating the thickness of it is a bad idea ,I sharpen mind ripping stile whit a file i can mill 2 hole 12foot logs 18 inch round before i have to sharp again but that is just me

[@Gravattack]

You should flip the bar even if it takes an extra minute. Dress it with a file too.it will double the life of the bar