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For Sale Oregon chain

Discussion in 'FHC Classifieds' started by My IS heats my home, Sep 15, 2015.

  1. jon1212

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    Yep. That's everything I asked him for last night.

    I dunno.
     
  2. bogydave

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    Don't know.
    Is there data printed on your bar? Should tell you the chain size you need.
    What size chain & bar & sprocket your saw come with?
     
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  3. jon1212

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    Man this thread is really turning into a broken record.......:headbang:
     
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  4. clemsonfor

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    Look at your bar it will tell you what chain you need. I bet your running .325 chain .058. No you can't just switch sprockets as your bar is still not the same as new chain.

    And Yea 72dl in 3/8 is 20" if your .325 72dl is 18" I agree with shawn.
     
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  5. NH_Wood

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    These are very handy to have in the shop when you have random chains and bars and you want to know chain pitch and gauge and bar gauge. Cheers!

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  6. My IS heats my home

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    thats a great idea for guys like me
     
  7. clemsonfor

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    Well bars are usually engraved or stamped Chains are a bit harder to identify if you dont know your chains.
     
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    Well gauge chain is hard. I only have .050 for anything and thats most common here. In 3/8 or .325 or lopro 3/8