is this chain 18" .325 .050 and 72 link?
1027096
Hello,That is correct. This chain is 18" .325 .050 and 72 drive links.Thank you.
16823
I do not know. I used it on a 445 and it is a great chain, but don't know what else it fits.
754653
It's the chain thickness. 1/8 is slightly thicker than 3/32. You can use 1/8 chains with 3/32 cogs, but not the other way around.
1649183
No it is not. I do not like this one. I prefer the Grabber 48". If you do not find it here it is listed on Ebay. I like to go with the longer length rather then the shorter length.
1935390
Yes, Husqvarna # 531300441, I have The Same Saw, and That's The Chain I Purchased.It HasThe Following Characteristics, 20 Inch H80-72 Saw Chain 3/8-Inch x .050-Inch.Hope This Helps You.
44664
I know this question is pretty old but the link you posted says it is 24lumens. I just bought from the link wondering if it will be the 24 or 48?
848612
would be the 0.5 x 0.13 in. chain which is equivilant to the 1/2 by 1/8 inch chain,
1531793
hello, thanks for the question and interest. Chain is 36 inches and wire is 60 inches, steve
696865
You're correct. It's actually closer to just under 36" wide and 28" tall not including the chain.
1755945
I don't know the exact measurement but i believe it is 18 or 20 it isn't a very short chain. Sorry I couldn't be more exact.
2091680
I have the same saw. It is a 14" chain. I have the manual if you need any info from it.
1501938
I'm not sure as I'm not familier with the Z82 chain. I use a Z72 chain (7-8 speed) and this link is too wide for that chain. Not familier with the part numbers but the Z72 chain requires a 7.1 MM link. The one showing, if you click on it, is a 7.3 MM link. A couple of years back I bought a card of the link showing (7.3 MM) for a stash of vintage six speed Sedisport chains I have. The 7.3 MM works great for them. The 7.3 designation is for the outside diamiter (end to end) of the 6 speed chain pins. Hope this helps, good luck.
562544
Aimee, mine were 18". They are pretty standard chain tho, so if you need longer, just take one to the hardware store and get a good match. Or have them cut the chain the length, if you want it shorter. I'm hanging across the vault on a vaulted ceiling. I didn't need all 18" on one side, so I just looped the excess chain at the ceiling hook. Then I adjusted which chain loop was on the hook to make it level.
783011
Your 450 probaly does have a 520 chain (should be stamped on one side of the links). As for links, mark a starting place and count them. Make sure the chain you buy is the same number of links or longer. If the sprockets are worn you need to replace them with the chain. You buy the chain longer and cut links out till you have proper fitment.
1241448
Yes Patrick but to be on the safe, here's a trick I learned that's fool proof. All you do is count the small cutting blades on your old chain and that would be the chain number you need, ie: S49, S50, S52. I tell you this because I have a Poulan Pro and I was told that I needed a S52 but it turned out too long and I ended up going through all the trouble of returning it. So I went to the local hardware store and a very helpful employee just counted the links on my old one and it came out to 49 so he said I needed an S49 and voila! it worked perfectly. I hope this info helps but of course if you don't have the old chain available then we would have to assume that the 52 stands for 52 cutting links.
675868
Hi Roger, If you go to Oregon.com and put in your saw info they will match up the correct chain you need to buy! I actually checked for you with the info you gave about your saw ( assuming it's 20") and they said H78? You may want to go take a look yourself to be sure though.
1730235
your saw if it has a 20 inch bar calls for a 72 link 50 ga 3/8 pitch chain so this chain would fit