From the manufacturer Features Someone want someone’s chainsaw to be tougher, stronger, and lighter. At Oregon, we’ve put the know how to work, designing and manufacturing the tools someone want to power through any job big or small. We’ve got someone covered, every project, every day. Someone want good capacity, good and reliable power tools and equipment for someone’s workday. Oregon has designed several product lines so someone can get the job done to enhance productivity and increase profitability. About Us Logger joseph was chopping firewood one chilly autumn day in 1946 when he paused for a moment to examine curious activity in a tree stump. A timber beetle larva, the size of a man’s forefinger, was easily chewing its way through sound timber, going both across and with the wood grain at will. Joe was an experienced operator of the gas powered saws used in those days, but the cutting chain was a problem. It required a lot of filing and maintenance time. I spent several months looking for good answer to the problem, Joe recalled. I found it in the larva of the timber beetle. In 1947, the Oregon Saw Chain Manufacturing Corporation was founded with four employees and one product. Today, the Oregon brand is part of Oregon Tool, Inc, a corporation with more than 3,000 employees and thousands of products.
About this item 19 (47.5cm) Blade Package Dimensions: 2.0 L x 49.0 H x 6.5 W (cm) Model Number:69-243-0 › From the manufacturer Features Someone want someone’s chainsaw to be tougher, stronger, and lighter. At Oregon, we’ve put the know how to work, designing and manufacturing the tools someone want to power through any job big or small. We’ve got someone covered, every project, every day. Someone want good capacity, good and reliable power tools and equipment for someone’s workday. Oregon has designed several product lines so someone can get the job done to enhance productivity and increase profitability. About Us Logger joseph was chopping firewood one chilly autumn day in 1946 when he paused for a moment to examine curious activity in a tree stump. A timber beetle larva, the size of a man’s forefinger, was easily chewing its way through sound timber, going both across and with the wood grain at will. Joe was an experienced operator of the gas powered saws used in those days, but the cutting chain was a problem. It required a lot of filing and maintenance time. I spent several months looking for good answer to the problem, Joe recalled. I found it in the larva of the timber beetle. In 1947, the Oregon Saw Chain Manufacturing Corporation was founded with four employees and one product. Today, the Oregon brand is part of Oregon Tool, Inc, a corporation with more than 3,000 employees and thousands of products.