Erm........my friend gave me 6 boxes of this chain and asked me to sell it. He had it in his garage for a while. I didn't even open the box and figured I'd look at it closely at home. Well, the first search I found these chains at $274 per 17" loop!!!! They are full comp, full chisel, carbide tipped indeed with 61 drive links. I think it's 3/8" pitch but I didn't measure yet. Says they are for a pneumatic/air chainsaw. What the? Are these for like firefighter saws or something??? CS Unitec 51007CC20 17in. Carbide-Tipped Replacement Chain Saw Chain
Ha. I don't think so. It's also a .404 pitch it seems based on the spec of the chainsaw itself. I'll have to grab the chainsaw chain identifier gizmo doohicky thingamajig in the garage tomorrow to make sure.
huskihl BuckthornBonnie M2theB MasterMech Have any of you guys had any experience with this here type o' chain? Anyone interested in purchasing?? Hahahaha.
Carbide chain. Fits any saw that matches the chain specs. Stays sharp longer but cuts slower. Doesn’t like rocks because it’ll chip. Needs sharpened on a diamond wheel. 16” loops are about $100ish
Yes common fire department use chain. They use it to cut access holes in roofs/walls to spray water through among other things. Like huskihl said they’ll fit any saw that matches up with their specs. You’ll probably have gooder luck selling them on the ‘bay.
But why are these listed at $274? That seems rather.....expensive, no? I see plenty of solid carbide tipped loops around 20" for like $55-$65 per loop so I don't get why these are so high. And I can't find anything on part number except that one site.
