Which file do I need for a 20" 450 rancher?
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Look at the Manual to be 100% right, I am 95% sure this is the right one I have this file kit and the 20" 450 rancher.The file Kit works Great. Look on Youtube for a video on how to use the File kit right
303724
This file is the correct one for your saw. Plus it was a good kit with the jig.
745774
i have a 450, 20 inch. I've bought several from HD, these are much better, cleaner cut and so far have lasted longer.
1320880
This is an 18" combo bar and chain. You will have to also change the sprocket, but it should work. I have a 55 Rancher (not sure what a 455 Rancher is) and after changing the sprocket and with this new bar and chain, it works. I needed a new bar and went with the newer narrow kerf chain which I believe is safer from kickback. This new configuration will of course need the 72 link, .325 pitch replacement chains.
1458305
It will basically fit any atv, the mounting brackets are what are specific to your machine. So typically you would need to buy winch mounting brackets for your Rancher, then the super winch will bolt up to those brackets. The bolt pattern of the winch is standard. The winch has worked well for us. Hope this helps!
1691441
Joe,I used handbrake and converted my files to .avi format. Much larger file but the unit required .avi.
492303
I think that is a large mount bar for the bigger huskys. Look at your current setup, you will see 2 holes closer to the horizontal eliptical hole. With the large mount bars, these holes are further apart, you need the small mount bar. Oregon makes this, its 240rndk095 I use it on my husky 460, but most of the time I prefer the 20" bar
785336
these use a 5/32 round file. you can usualy get these at walmart. or any store that sells chains. you will need a file guide also. this will be in a pack together and you can also buy a 2 pack of files. i would go on line and find a video to learn. get a grease gun also for the sprocket in the tip of the bar. thjere is a tiny hole on each side in the tip of the bar. the tip of the gun is also very small. put the tip of the gun over the hole and push down. grease should come out the other side of the bar.grease this every 2 or 3 tanks of gas.if you dont you can burn your sprocket and need a new bar. dont cut into the dirt it will dull your chain. these grease guns will be where the chains are.cutting with a dull chain will put a lot of wear on the motor good luck....jj
744903
Use an old computer ... It works great ... You just need enough hard drive space
1236674
Doubtful. Thule makes a 460 to fit the flush mounted side rails and it looks nothing like the 450.
1384274
Correction, I found that 5/32 file size on the Home Depot site. Can't find it on the B&D; site.
160841
you will need a 3/8 pitch file . great saw .Had husky saws for 35 years and this is best quality out there for price. Great choice
1931410
I had to get it from the seller I buy them from Century Accessory they mailed me a CD with the files on it. I would contact the seller.
532547
my 460 rancher came with a 20" bar and a chain of 3/8 pitch and .058" gauge
1999176
What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain the cutter gets lower by about 0.05" from new chain to the end of its usable length. Height drops about 1:6 with length change. Usable length is about 0.3" for most 3/8" change.Hope this helps. What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain... » Read More What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain the cutter gets lower by about 0.05" from new chain to the end of its usable length. Height drops about 1:6 with length change. Usable length is about 0.3" for most 3/8" change.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Check your bolt size requirements in the owners manual. These are 20 in and 400 grain including a 100 grain head.
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The instructions are in the Cowboy Studio website: http://www.cowboystudio.com/product_p/cb4400kit.htm, make sure you bought this produtct or look for your owned. The instructions are in PDF format.
1384276
I use a small file designed for saw chains...I used the same file on my Stehl as my B and D..chain is the same size link..just shorter.