don
ArboristSite Guru
Is there a chart some where?
Specifically what size file for is .325 PITCH / .050 GAUGE. IT IS A HUSKY H30
Don
Specifically what size file for is .325 PITCH / .050 GAUGE. IT IS A HUSKY H30
Don
File size
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treeclimber165
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3/16" would be my guess. I've heard of some .325 chains that do not use a 3/16" file, but never seen any.
treeclimber165
Member A.K.A Skwerl
Might wanna go out and check your file box, Lobo. 5/16" isn't a common file size.
3/8" lo-pro uses 5/32"
.325 uses 3/16"
3/8" uses 7/32"
3/8" lo-pro uses 5/32"
.325 uses 3/16"
3/8" uses 7/32"
Hi Treeclimber,
Not the file box that needs looking at, but my old eyes will require new glasses soon, not to sure what can be done with these old hands and fingers. Not as nimble and flexible as they once were.
Not the file box that needs looking at, but my old eyes will require new glasses soon, not to sure what can be done with these old hands and fingers. Not as nimble and flexible as they once were.
treeclimber165
Member A.K.A Skwerl
That's cool. I'm only 37 and already feeling the effects of age on my eyesight and agility. So now I just buy more fancy toys to make my job easier. That way I can STILL outclimb the young punks! Smarter not harder.
I'm only 37 and already feeling the effects of age on my eyesight and agility. So now I just buy more fancy toys to make my job easier. That way I can STILL outclimb the young punks! Smarter not harder. 
I've never run .325 chain til recently. I find 3/16 too large. I acccidentally ordered 3 doz 11/64, which seem to be the perfect size for the chisel .325 I have. I want to have a bit of hook in the tip, and the 11/64 accomplishes that well. 5/32 is a bit too small.
artwood
ArboristSite Operative
I agree the 11/64" works real well. I wonder if using the 3/16" file will create a larger gullet, maybe will cut faster in softwood. - Eric
