About Michael Expertise Ex-Tool & Die Maker. For the last 30 years I have performed maintenance on a large estate, including mechanical repairs of cars, trucks, tractors, ATV's, carts & trailers, chainsaws, mowers, snowblowers, machinery, hand tools. I do blade & tool sharpening, modifications and adaptations requiring designing and fabrication of accessories or parts made of metal, wood or plastic. Indoor skills include repair of appliances, furniture, electrical wiring, plumbing and structure.
Question I have recently replaced the automatic oiler in my McCullough chain saw,300S-16. I need some advice on how the end of the oiler tube is connected to the blade adjustment block. Any help appreciated.
A.N. Van Horn
Answer Hi Arthur,
Sorry, I am not familiar with the exact configuration of your saw. There should be hole or nipple in the block or a place for the tube to be positioned over the chain. Some oilers output directly from inside the case and use a tube to connect to the oil tank.
