Will this fit a stihl MS250C with chain that is .325 pitch, 68 drive, .050 gauge?
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Do, this is a "large format" bar for a 260, 270........... too big for your MS250. The correct 18" bar for you is #3003-008-4717.
1579568
It works fine. I have a Stihl 390 and I particularly like the jig. Like you said, "as long as the pitch is correct".
149059
I have a Stihl 025 with an 18" bar and went to the dealer. This is the same part number that I bought.
2249067
Mine would not fit. I went to a local mower shop and they fixed me right up. The sprocket on the bar and the sprocket on my chainsaw was just slightly off. I would get the part # off the saw, and order the exact part. Hope this helps.
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Go to Stihl.com and you'll be able to find their chart that shows what works with what model. I use the FS40 and yes, this did work - but I had referred to Stihl's chart before making a purchase
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The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from the Stihl dealer. Another suggestion-check with Oregon Company for the correct bar and chain kit for your saw. Hope this helps. The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from... » Read More The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from the Stihl dealer. Another suggestion-check with Oregon Company for the correct bar and chain kit for your saw. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not sure. The vital point is what the pitch of your saw is. This chain is for a 16" saw that takes a .325 pitch. If your saw fits those two numbers the answer is yes. Your drive wheel is sized to the pitch. some are 1/8" pitch and would not work with this chain. Good Luck
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It did not work on my Husqvarna so I doubt it will work on your Stihl. Just buy a new chain or have it sharpened professionally.
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I'm not sure John... I do know it needs to be a straight shaft. Mine is a Stihl machine.
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MS250 is not listed on the back of the package so not sure. However, MS260 is listed. Recommend checking with owners manual or Stihl dealer
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You need to find out what pitch chain your bike takes if its a 520 pitch it wil fit providing it has the correct amount of links which determines the length.
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I have a 362 and it has a hard time not sure what the cc are has a 25 inch bar the saw shop says its almost to small of a saw
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If it's not listed in the compatibility list I would assume it's not compatible based on sprocket size and pitch. If you know someone who has a PowerSharp maybe you can borrow theirs and test-fit it, or bring your saw to a hardware store that sells the PowerSharp and ask them to test fit it.
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No, at least not as it comes. I have a Stihl MS290 and a Husqvarna 450. The grooves in the device are slightly too small to work with the Stihl Chain as it won't seat all the way down. That said, you could probably just file them open a little and you'd be good to go. I love this thing for my Husky chains and was thinking of buying one to modify it, but I just haven't done it yet.
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Yes, .043 is the correct bar & chain, I found the saw can use the .050 because my wife was given the wrong bar (.050) & the .043 chain with a combo at a local store which will definitely not work! Chain wobbles in bar, took 1 cut to figure that out, the bars look alike except the .050 is slightly rounder on the end. So I bought a .050 chain to match the bar & it works fine. Of these two, the bars & chains must be matched on the bar gap & chain guide tail. The Stihl 180c is a newer version of the 018c (I have one of each) both will take the above mentioned bar & Chain combos & also the longer 16" Sets.
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Evan, check the specs on your existing Bar/Chain to the one for the H80 (72V) chain: 72 Drive Links, 3/8" pitch, .050" gauge. 7/32" file size. If your old chain is the same you've got a match.
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it might fit but could affect shifting efficiency. sram matched specific chainring sizes 39/26 or 42/28 in that way chain goes up or down smothly. 36/24 seems like the correct match