Thank you all for entering the YARMAND draw to win a Husqvarna Chain Saw at the Ottawa Green Trade Expo 2012. 

The lucky winner of the draw is Mr. Fred Sova of Root Plus Inc. !

ROOT PLUS provides lawn care and general landscaping to residential and commercial properties throughout Ottawa West and East end communities. Mr. Sova is the owner of ROOT PLUS  and the company has been growing since its inception in 1998.They are a member of the Better Business Bureau, Landscape Ontario and ICPI certified. 

As the spring season is approaching, Mr. Sova is making sure their equipment fleet is complete and all the maintenance has been performed a head of time. He is also preparing designs and draft proposals for clients. Mr. Sova and his associates often attend trade exhibitions. He found the Ottawa Green Trade Expo 2012 to be quite useful in providing an opportunity for him and his staff to meet with equipment dealers and material suppliers and to learn about options that would lead to further growth of their company. You can get in touch with Fred Sova and ROOT PLUS through their website: http://www.rootplus.ca/  
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At some point you will have to replace the bar and chain on your chainsaw. The steps are pretty much the same for all brands. Here is quick look at how it's done:

1- Make sure the saw is not HOT 
2- Disengage the safety brake. (don't forget!)
3- Remove the bar cover nut(s)
4- Clean debris from cover and surrounding area
5- Put the new bar on and new chain over it with cutting teeth facing forward.
6- Install bar cover and hand tighten the nut(s)
7- Use the adjuster screw to give tension to the chain
8- Tighten the cover nut(s)

Helpful tips:
- Use the right chain by matching the: Gauge, Pitch, & number of Drive links.
- Flip bar after installing new chain
- Wear gloves and eye protection
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