Not sure if my Stihl 021 has a 3/8 pitch or not, but shouldn't this chain work on it?
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I cant answer that but I would not order a Oregon chain for a Stihl 021.I did and had to send it back,(paid for shipping back) also. It said it fit but was not close to what I needed.
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I do not know if it will work on your Stihl saw but I can tell you it would not work on my Stihl 028av and they said it did
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The shaft is 3/8 on the tool but, it is tapered so the drill chuck jaws can bite down so it will hold on to it, I have used it in my 3/8, 1/2 and my 1/2 mill, with no problem, I hope this helps you!
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This chain matches an 8 speed freehub or freewheel. That is, if you count the sprockets (cogs) on your rear wheel hub and you have 8 then this chain will probably work. Count the number of links in your old chain and use the same number for the new chain. If the new chain has more links you should remove some of them. Removal takes a chain tool.
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Both chains have 55 drive links which would fit a stihl saw with a 16 inch bar. I have stihl 017 ms170 and either of these chains will work on them. I am not sure which one is a lower kic
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I have no idea I would check the specs on your current chain pitch width etc. and see if they match. Baileys.com has a ton of saw chains, along with home depot and lowes.
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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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I looked at the ckage and it fits the 180c. mine also has a .043 but I went with this because the .050 chains are easier to find. This will replace my old stihl bar and I can use the .050 chains instead of trying to find a .043.
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I'd suggest you go to the Oregon website and crossreference the chain with your pole saw model, that's what I did to make sure it fit.
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I looked at the Oregon site and it says this chain fits all 16" lumberjack saws..This is a 3/8" .050 chain with 55 drive links. Count the drive links on your old chain and make sure it has 55..Drive links are the teeth that stick down in the bar
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Stihl is one of the brands listed as fitting. Does your model have the line that is fed by bump or tap? Amazon has a great return policy. (hint) OR you could contact the seller and put it on them for the answer.
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There is a good chance it will but I not sure. I works well with standard 3/16 x 1//2 chain. As long as the pitch is 1/2" and the rivet diameter is the same it should work.
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I would check the husky web site for the chain pitch the go to oregonproducts.com for the correct part number.
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Hi Craig, I think it all depends on the chain you're using and not the saw. You might want to go their site to see if it work. Mine works great. I have a 372XP.
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Yes you need to make sure the Gauge is correct. You can go to Oregon website they list 4 different chains that will fit this models some are very aggressive cutting some are for homeowner and Light to Med use chains
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I had no problem fitting my Stihl, but I am now running it with two lines instead of four to get the line speed up, and I am cutting my replacement lines an inch longer. For me two longer lines are better than four short ones.
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I believe this tool to be very specific to chain type and manufacturer. I actually had to return one set- and I own a stihl chainsaw because the tools are specific to certain chain sizes and angles. Being that your chainsaw is craftsman I would stand clear of this purchase. Check sears or craftsman website- or determine the link size of your chain and the kit must match.