harbor freifgt electric chain saw sharpener

[ginny121360]

harbor freight electric chain saw sharpener

I just bought a new chain saw sharpener from harbor freight, I called to order some same grinding disc for it an they said they didn't carry them any longer. Now I've got a machine that I can't find grinding discs for. If any one know where I can buy them please let me know. the disc are 4 1/4 diameter with a 7/8 arbor an 1/8 face. IF oneone can help it wood be appricated.Thanks TC my email is tcdc5@charter.net

 

[Steve Worcester]

I would check with Northern tool and Baileys online. It is most likely a standard of some sort.

 

[Kurt Rosenzweig]

Any good auto parts store or welding supplies will have them I beleive! Thats the size I use in my elect grinder. I just checked and I have 3 of them 4 1/2x1/8x7/8's. Let me know if you have trouble finding them in your area! I'd be happy to send you a couple! I just had Bill G answer one of my threads on another board and he recommended trying that sharpener! How's it working for you?

 

[Mark Mandell]

I just bought a new chain saw sharpener from harbor frieght,

This is not a trick question, right?

Box it up and send it back to them for a refund.

Either they support their branded products (Chicago Electric, right?) with supplies or give you a US source for them or give you your ****** money back :mad:

HF is a pretty good outfit even tho a lot of their stuff is knock-offs; they know better than to do something like this.

M

 

[Kurt Rosenzweig]

Here ya go! I bet you just talked to the wrong person! I'm still sure you can get them locally!
http://da.harborfreight.com/cpisearch/web/search.do
Part # 91903-0VGA $4.99

 

[Mark Mandell]

Kurt,

Search that part number shows "no info or discontinued". Maybe she talked to the right person but bought the wrong product.

I had one of those. They use two microswitches for on/off on a circuit board. One of the switches or some other part on the thing went bad (after the warranty). The new board was backordered for 6 months and cost about half as much as a whole new unit. I trashed it and got a "real" chain grinder ("Tecomec") from Madsens. Completely different world. I can now precisely vary the pitch and angle of the grind to suit the wood that I'll be cutting.

M