Help with bar identification

[Brufab]

Is this a d096 .050 bar? I'm thinking yes but would like a verification. Thanks fellas! Overall length is 18 1/2" guessing a 15" bar?

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

I looked through the 68' and 82' catalog for Oregon and couldn't find a corresponding number?

 

[Brufab]

Thanks, oregon don't make things easy all the time. I searched thru here for awhile before the thread. It really looks like a homelite D096 mount.

 

[Maintenance supervisor]

Agreed,its absolutely a Homelite pattern, but back in the day that would have included, Alpina,echo,homelite, and Remington.

 

[Brufab]

Well it predates the 10 digit bar code. Looking for a nice bar for a remington pl4/pl5 running 72 type oregon chain for display. This looks like a good fit. I tried to match a few numbers up according to this chart and I got almost everything as a close match . Thanks again for taking a look for me, much appreciated.

 

[Modifiedmark]

I have a hunch that might be a D007 Pioneer style mount. The D007 bar tail/mount were virtually the same as the D009 bars but used different drive link counts.

 

[Brufab]

Thanks MM. I searched for awhile and couldn't find much. I was mostly guessing with the charts I found.

 

[Brufab]

Yea I think your right MM based on how much material is between the bar stud slot and the bar adjustment hole. Appreciate all the help and knowledge fellas.

 

[Modifiedmark]

Yeah guys who don't know better will swear there a Homelite mount because they do look similar and will mostly interchange. Like you noticed the holes are a bit smaller. Like I said the main difference is the drive link counts. For example a 24" D009 bar will use a 81DL chain like most American saws did then, while a D007 24" bar will use a 84DL chain. D007 bars also show up in .058 gauge a lot while the D009's do not.

 

[Brufab]

Yea I was looking for a nos period correct bar for a shelf queen remington saw that takes D096. Gauge doesn't matter just pitch (3/8) It pains me to throw newly manufactured bars on 50-60 year old saws. Just doesn't look right