N norma ArboristSite Lurker Joined Dec 8, 2006 Messages 25 Reaction score 3 Location mn Dec 14, 2006 #1 Is there a diffrence, performance or longevity wise on the diffrence between 0.050",0.058", and 0.063" 3/8th's chain? Seems to me the thicker chains would be easierr on the clutch rims but little else.
Is there a diffrence, performance or longevity wise on the diffrence between 0.050",0.058", and 0.063" 3/8th's chain? Seems to me the thicker chains would be easierr on the clutch rims but little else.
Fish Tree Freak Joined Apr 22, 2001 Messages 13,967 Reaction score 1,414 Location Loretto/Manton Ky. Dec 14, 2006 #2 Not really, it is a "non" issue. The manufacturers have the 3 different gauges on the regular size chain, just to be a pain in the ace.
Not really, it is a "non" issue. The manufacturers have the 3 different gauges on the regular size chain, just to be a pain in the ace.
Rotax Robert Addicted to ArboristSite Joined Jun 20, 2001 Messages 1,141 Reaction score 73 Location Enumclaw Washington Dec 14, 2006 #3 .050 is narrower therefor it takes a little less power to pull it and is slightly more prone to stretch out of pitch on larger saws. Rotax
.050 is narrower therefor it takes a little less power to pull it and is slightly more prone to stretch out of pitch on larger saws. Rotax