Saw Chains - Amboy Saw & Service - Amboy, WA 98601 PORTLAND, OR

STIHL Saw Chains

Saw Chain

STIHL has the right saw chain for every application and every brand of chain saw.

Long life features of STIHL saw chain

Prestretched Chain
STIHL chain is prestretched before leaving the factory. This helps eliminate excessive chain stretching during break-in periods and reduces maintenance time and component wear.

Sharpened Cutters
STIHL cutters are sharpened before assembly, which decreases chances for filing debris to fall onto critical wear areas of the chain. This practice helps ensure less wear on moving parts and extends chain life.

Hardened Rivets
STIHL rivets are induction hardened, enabling the rivets to withstand the high loads placed on chain and increasing the useful life of the chain.

Chromed Cutter Teeth
All STIHL OILOMATIC® cutters are chromed. Chromed cutters hold their sharp edge longer and require less filing, saving time and costs.

Reamed Rivet Holes
Reamed rivet holes remove any rough edges left by the stamping process. The smooth finish reduces maintenance costs.

Chamfered Rivet Holes
This process removes any microscopic cracks left by the stamping process. It reduces friction, thus reducing stretching and increasing chain life.

The OILOMATIC® Chain Lubrication System
Found on all STIHL saw chains, this system features a specially engineered groove which picks up oil and channels it directly to the chain rivets. This lengthens the chain life, since the rivets serve as bearings to the saw chain.

The Ematic™ Bar Lubrication System
When used with the STIHL OILOMATIC® saw chain, it will provide optimal lubrication, longer wear and less oil consumption than conventional methods.

Two ramps, strategically placed in the guide bar rail, help contain the flow of oil and direct all lubrication to where it is needed. The Ematic™ system can reduce bar oil consumption up to 50%.

WOW!! Spring is here! Dan and I are so happy to see so many faces return after the “slow” season. It’s been fun to share our new store design. We completed the remodel just in time for our 3^rd Annual Customer Appreciation Day on May 5^th. Once again this year, we had Terri Seekins of Half-moon Woodworks (256-5734) here to demonstrate her chainsaw carving techniques. She donated a really great porch bear with a solar light for our benefit for Relay for Life, American Cancer Society. Besides the bear raffle, we also held a raffle for a gardening package that had a

STIHL Trimmer, wheel barrel, and other gardening tools along with a 5 way apple tree and annuals from Poteet’s (686-3383) our local nursery. Another fund raiser for the Relay was our Spin & Win game. We gave away lots of STIHL hats, mugs and some coupons for $25.00 off in our store. All in all, we raised nearly $1,000.00 for AMS. Thank you for your generosity!!

We had such a great turnout for the Customer Appreciation Day, you folks ate over 300 hotdogs and broke our previous years sales record for the day. We love to have this event so we can meet your families, and get to know you just a bit better. We are proud to say that we are part of your community. The bbq is just a small token of our appreciation to you. We can’t be here without your support. We strive to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. We know it can be a bit of a drive, but our knowledge of

STIHL products and our efforts to understand your needs make it worth it.

On the agenda for the spring/summer season are the Amboy Territorial Days, July 13-15^th. We are proud sponsors of the Logging show, providing the equipment for the athletes. Dan and I will be on site to help at the contest and will there to answer any questions you may have. It is a fun family event. We hope to see you there. We will also have a float for the parade on Saturday. What a fun way to meet and greet our friends, both local and those who make it a family tradition to drive out.

Please come on in and see the new showroom if you haven’t yet. Or even if you have, stop in and say hi. We would love to have a chat to see what’s happening in your yard, and what we can do to make your life a bit easier in the sunny season.

Suzi