ADI chain saws utilize flexible Synflex hose inside the tool as opposed to the fiberglass oil transfer tubes found in our competitor’s tools. The Synflex hose is also held firmly in place at both ends. Therefore, the seals are not floating up and down as the tool is working, causing unnecessary wear. The result is a long seal life. Also, because Synflex hose is used inside the ADI saws, a break in the fiberglass shaft will not cause internal damage or oil leaks.

The outer fiberglass extension tube of the saws is oval in shape. The oval provides superior strength compared to other tools. The shape also provides the operator with a firm grip on the saw, especially when twisting the tool to penetrate a tree canopy.

ADI chain saws can easily be converted to ADI circular saws and vice versa. All it takes to change a head kit is to unscrew 4 Allen head bolts, remove the chain saw head and bolt the circular saw head in its place. Some companies keep an alternate head kit in stock so that a tool can conveniently be converted.

The cutting heads of the ADI chain saws are made of individual parts, instead of one casting. This allows individual parts to be replaced if they become damaged, instead of buying a whole new cutting head. This reduces the cost of repairs to the most used part of the tool.

ADI saws use standard Oregon bars and chains that can be purchased through any authorized Oregon dealer. Bars and chains are standard wear items and we work very hard to keep our prices on such items extremely competitive.