So I just ordered the Oregon 105667 replacement bar and chain for my Stihl MS180c. Would this be the chain I would order in the future? Thx
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Sorry I purchased this for an older Stihl 14 inch bar and it worked perfectly but I do not know if it is the replacement for that bar. If it's 14" I would guess yes as these are a standard setup. Hope this helps a little,
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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 kick back chain
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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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Not sure, I'm using this bar on a Homelite saw. I did however have success finding an Oregon bar for my 18" Echo saw but as I recall it required a bar that was not easily found in the big box storesAll I can say is Echo saws are supplied with Oregon chains new. Chances are the bar is from Oregon as well but you'll have to compare. Be sure the chain type is the same as what came with the saw. Keep a record of what works for the next time.
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I don't know. I bought mine for a Sears Electric chain saw. You need to check the specs for you chain saw and see if they match. Oregon I am sure does make a chain for your machine but there are many different 18" chains depending on your machine.
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I don't think so, you chainsaw has a 3/8" pitch with a 55 link chain. Mine was for an MS 160 with a 67 link chain. I know that these professional chainsaw have chains that are harder to find. You might try the carlton website. I also found good deals for chain and bars.
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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.
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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.
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Not sure what the LNT1 model is. I have a gas powered Remington limb saw and I did buy a 8" Oregonreplacement chain. I haven't put it on yet but I'm sure it will work. One point that is important. Countthe number of chain links on your old chain. The replacement must have the same number of links towork. Sorry I can't give you a more definate answer. Doug / Texas
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If the bar needs replacing, then the old chain probably has problems from running in a bad bar. Otherwise, I think it would fit. The two bars are the same size, length, and chain type. I just ran the new bar with the new chain it came with.
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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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As vicki had answered, it is a compatible chain as long as the gear on your saw is a .325 pitch. Stihl offered multiple pitch chains on many of their saws. This chain is a .325 pitch. There is another chain offered, a D60, from oregon and is the 3/8'' pitch. Please make sure of the pitch before ordering. Many people have ordered this chain not being aware of the pitch of their saw and have been mad, frustrated and unhappy with it when its not even a compatible chain to begin with. Good luck,
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Not sure what you mean. If you have a 20" bar you have to have a chain for a 20" bar. from what I understand the drive sprocket on some saws have different tooth spacing and that would have to be matched.Hope that helped some what.
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It comes with a bar, and it also specifies which model it fits. You have to get the right pitch for your chain for the saw. You can look it up online to see if it fits it or if there is one that fits. When I bought mine they only had the 3/8 chain.
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Hi, contact Oregon company. They will tell you. Each saw brand has a different route the chain must travel. Some longer than others. So, just because your saw is a 14 inch saw, it might take a longer chain. I decided to purchase mine at a local shop after Oregon company explained this to me. Make the call, they were great to deal with. Hope this helps.
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According to the official web site the number after RM signifies the following: 3= single-humped drive link triple-humped tie strap on RM chain. I will use the link to see which chain is compatible with the Saw you have. I have to say that i am extremely impressed with the Stihl quality and performance and that at times when i had to use substitutes the quality is far inferior!!. Stay with Stihl you will be glad you did! http://www.stihlusa.com/WebContent/CMSFileLibrary/downloads/STIHL-Saw-Chain-Selection-Identification.pdf
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Call Oregon company and ask them. I did for my chainsaw, and they were very helpful.