YesOK, but would any brand 3/8" .050 gauge 72 drive link chain work in this bar?
YesOK, but would any brand 3/8" .050 gauge 72 drive link chain work in this bar?
Thanks for the link to Andyshine77, I finally found it.That bar requires .058 chain. The first 2 numbers are length (20") and the third number is representative of the 3rd number in chain gauge...0=.050, 8=.058, 3=.063.
Andyshine has a thread going about chain gauge...you may want to read it.
Finally, if you feel like doing a little modification to make it fit your saw, this is an absolute beast of a bar. You'll also need to install the Husky silver Binford 5000 clutch cover.
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.063 sure doesn't work on an .050 bar, tried it accidentally. .058 might work if the bar is well worn. Probably best to just use the specified part.Can the .058 chain be used on the same bar as the .050 chain? Maybe buy a 20" bar and a couple of spare chains for it, so I have the option to go smaller/more power. I only need the 24" for the LARGE rounds anyway.
Not unless the .050 bar is totally worn out.Can the .058 chain be used on the same bar as the .050 chain? Maybe buy a 20" bar and a couple of spare chains for it, so I have the option to go smaller/more power. I only need the 24" for the LARGE rounds anyway.
Thanks for the link to Andyshine77, I finally found it.
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