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I read those stickers and looked up every time, but noticed nothing worth mentioning... Just wait until you get a customer that reads the text on the bar and try to put it on as it reas with mount front and sprocket by saw. "This can't be right bar for my saw". Then you must calmly explain...

Don't do low rakers, it creates problems. Excessive wear, more fuel, higher risk of damages on you and saw. There is no gain in it if you do a bit timed cuts or look in pile after a day's cutting. Look in can to and see what you did with your time equipment and try different things. Sharp full...