Cutting problem

My thought was he could have been sold .43 low pro which could cause circle cutting in .50 bar. Just guessing like everyone else.

 

Would the size difference be noticeable to a newb?
The old and new chains look very similar to me. One's the original Husky, and the newer one is an Oregon.

 

This is my bet! 3/8 lp chain on standard 3/8 bar and rim is the only thing that makes sense here.

 

I voted that about a page back carbine...I think our onto something?

 

Yeah but I thought about it first lol

 

Brain pics or it didn't happen.

 

Ok as long as you thought it first its your idea

 

Um......

 

What? You need a different bar n rim for LP chain??

 

The 3/8's cutter should be obviously taller than the .325. If its not then its lp and gauge could be the problem.

 

Man this has been beat to death.....here's my idea, throw that 20" bar and chain in the corner and put the 18" back on if it's cutttin good. Then get busy

 

Yep the sprocket tip for 3/8 has longer teeth than 3/8 lowpro. Mastermech did a comparison somewhere on here a month or two back.

 

Papa have you looked at the bar and chain and identified what you have yet? Pics of both bars or what they say on them for chair size and pics of chains? If you can't get them to post like you said you can pm me and I will give you my email and I will post them for you.

 

Yeah, did that.

 

Wow, well now here ya' go. This didn't work earlier.

 

Top is the old original Husky 3/8.......
Bottom is the newer Oregon 3/8.......

 

They both look the same pitch to me??? I see one is a 72dl and one 80dl???

A 3/8 20" chain is 72...but a 18" .325 is also 72dl??

 

This is the sprocket I tried with the newer Oregon chain.

 

Just messin with ya....I know this sort of thing can be aggravating

 

These are both 20".
Yeah, weird that the Oregon is marked 80, but I counted and it's 72....same as the Husky
They look the same except the rakers.
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ETA: Sorry, the Husky is the one marked 80.