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For the powerhead, hand cleaner wiped all over the saw, then left to baste an hour. Then into the laundry sink, spraying hot tap water, judiciously aimed. Then a wipe down with rags...worked well enough for Sqwerl to say it looked too clean for me to have been using it :D. The bar I laid flat...

In regular usage at our house in the laundry, Al. You are so right.

I'm all over the hand cleaner, Brian...though I prefer Goop, like Al says. Guess I'll give it a try. I've just never had this much accummulation before, it's nasty. Oh, and I don't have a dish washer...though there is no way in hell I'd put a whole 200T in one, that can't be something the saw...

Thanks for the title fix, Butch. I don't think water and soap will do much, might help a bit. Gas doesn't thrill me...maybe a heavy duty degreaser will cut it. Or hand cleaner left on overnight, then the pressure washer.

My poor 200T :whine:. In the course of taking down a few western white pines, it got really badly gunked up with a mixture of pitch and saw chips and dust. The bar is unbelievable, I can't even see how it fit through it's own kerf by the end of the project. Throttle trigger is caked in crud...