Is it suitable for a McCulloch CS380 T please (petrol chainsaw)?
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Don't own a McCulloch. I put the Oregon blade and PowerSharpener on a Husky 450, that normally carries a 18" blade, but the 16" blade works well and I don't have to manually sharpen it, or constantly swap chains. It works for me.
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I do not know if it would work but in my opinion was not worth the money on my husqvarna
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If the frame is an M4 it will. These things are like Lego's, many thing's about them are interchangeable. This wrench is great , it's not the SS type but for the price it kicks butt. Or you can call a local shop and ask if the wrench's are the same for both cal.'s, sorry I couldn't say for sure but get this wrench if it works out. You won't be disappointed.
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I don't know the answer, but I'm sure that you can find it by going to the Oregon website and looking up your saw. I did it for my McCulloch Eager Beaver and found the correct chain.
2058117
The Chain was too small for my 12 inch CRAFTSMAN THE QUIET CUT 12" CHAINSAW.MODEL 315.34110 I HAD TO RETURN THEM.
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I don't know, but I use it on my poulan 14 inch I believe the package list the chainsaws it is compatible with . I love this thing really chews thru the wood and sharpening function is great 5 stars from me ...
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I use my saw usually with an Alaskan mill, 24 " bar and chain on mine, it has never bogged down with careful use, at 60cc it is a really good value. make sure you use fuel stabilizers as ethanol fuel will play havoc with ignition when it takes on water.
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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 The Stihl 180c is a newer version of the 018c (I have one of each) both will take the above mentioned bar & Chain combos & also the longer 16" Sets. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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From Home Depot and also vendors on Amazon. For example, I purchased a good replacement chain by Oregon - here's the Amazon link:Oregon 16-Inch Semi Chisel Chain Saw Chain Fits McCulloch, Stihl S55 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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The Oregon web site specifies the S50 91 LowProfile chainAmazon: Oregon 14-Inch Semi Chisel Chain Saw Chain Fits Mastercraft, McCulloch, Remington, Stihl S50 (Discontinued by Manufacturer) See: http://www.oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg;=USA&LangId;=ENG
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Hello Michelle, good afternoon. The best way I can answer your question would be to ask the specs of your chainsaw. If it is for 16" then the blade I would think would fit but to be sure, the manufacturer typically states the chain saw make/model that are compatible to their blade. I hope my explanation did not disappoint you too much. Oni
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You know, I'm sure a Makita rep would probably recommend something with their name on it... I have many chainsaws and use them just about daily, use the same bar oil in all of them including this nifty little Makita cordless, no problems so far...love the saw
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its a 3/32 cog the chain will fit but it will be a little loose. However if your chainline is off this might work for you
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Yes. You can put any length bar on it that you want. Lowes has a good selection that includes the chain. Only problem is that cutting through a wider log with a longer bar takes more hp from you engine. I usually just use the 18" bar and cut from both sides. This has been a great saw. If fact, I bought a second one as a backup. I use 93 octane gas with oil and put fuel stabilizer in it. Only problem that I've ever had with the saw is the gas cap swells up from the ethanol in the modern gas. You can order a spare gas cap from your local hardware store for about $4,00. As easy fix is to just drain the gas of the saw after every use and unscrew the gas cap and leave it hang out after every use. Hope this has been of some help.
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It should fit. Most chainsaws use the same sprocket. To be sure check with Oregon. Mine works great on my 30 year old Craftsman.
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Sorry, but the PP4218 is a chainsaw, with steel saw chain, of course. Most of the trimmers I've seen accept a variety of line diameters; some take a reel of the stuff, some accept cut-off pieces. Depends on the trimmer head, which can be changed out for many different ones. Good luck
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I forgot what is in the book, but 25:1 is very unusual and very oily. I always used the 40:1 mixture in it, just like my other chainsaws and it ran fine. You get the little bottle and dump it into a gallon of gas. If you really want 25:1, put 2 of those little bottles in a gallon of gas.
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I don't know the answer to that but I strongly recommended in past against purchase of this tool. The oil supply channel does plug readily and is not possible to keep clean. Because of this, the saw "eats" chains. Makita has not acknowledged or fixed this problem. See other comments on this issue. I have gone back to using my gas driven saw - easy to keep oil flowing with routine cleaning for optimum chain protection.