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I had one too. And it was the single worst saw I ever owned. I traded it in still under warranty. Only saw I've ever done that with. Total pos, never ran right. No matter how many hoops and trips to the shop I jumped through.

With a username like Husky D it's no wonder it refused to run! Interesting to hear of the failure/problem. Hopefully you get some feedback on it you can report in with?

I hear what y'all are saying but I have never done it that way. Start on the most damaged tooth if there is any real damage and count the strokes. Repeat for the entire chain and keep it even. Just how I was taught and seemed to work, how I've always done it. You learned to keep your saw out of...

But.....lol. It's not like you need to compare each and every tooth to raker depth if you keep your chain even. Keep each tooth even and then you can measure one or two (lay the flat file across two teeth to see the gap of the raker depth) decide on your number of strokes needed (one, one and a...