I di have a stihl 16" saw. How do I find out if it is the correct chain. I have had the saw for approx 25 years and still works fine.
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The numbers and information should be stamped on the side of the bar just ahead of the sprocket cover. Search on Stihl USA and their website has the info you need.http://www.stihlusa.com/information/how-to-guides/saw-chain-identification/
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The numbers and information should be stamped on the side of the bar just ahead of the sprocket cover. Search on Stihl USA and their website has the info you need. http://www.stihlusa.com/information/how-to-guides/saw-chain-identification/
524022
The best thing to do is either go to the Oregon chain saw site or look in the details to see if it does or not fit . The one I orders fit my homelite 12xl . This was the second upgrade fit mine . I had a 16" bar before. . The new 20" bar fits good and the saw can handle it . Remember that when you go larger than the recommended size you may have to go slower through the wood . Good luck
261841
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.
94595
My Craftsman is model 358.350480. I have not tried the new chain on my saw yet, so I hope it fits (this model# is not included in the list on the package).
27480
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.
75422
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 The Stihl 180c is a newer version of the 018c (I have one of each) both will take the above mentioned bar & Chain combos & also the longer 16" Sets.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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Not sure. I have a Poulan 16" inch and it fits OK but a little loose; the case is actually a bit larger than my saw so it does NOT fit snug as I would like but my saw is 1989 vintage and at the time I bought it in 1989 in SC right after Hurrican Hugo hit in September of that year, my saw did NOT come with a case. I had been looking on and off over the years for 1 that would fit. The one I purchased from Amazon is for Poulan saws but did NOT specifically specify my model for it. Again NOT sure if your Stihl will acutally fit or not, Sorry :o(.
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I am going to the local Stihl dealer, I can not find correct one online for mine.
1781518
I was helping my friend to replace the chain. I do not know the exact model number anymore. However, his Wen chain saw was at least 15 years old.
168264
Not trying to dodge this... I just don't know. I had the same problem and I went to their website:http://www.oregonproducts.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg;=USA&Lang;Id=ENG and looked up my chain saw. They have the parts color coded to the size of the replacement kit you need. Check it out.
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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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Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might want to try to sharpen your chain first. Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might... » Read More Hello John, I did a bit research. This chain will likely fit your Homelite chainsaw. There is a product search sheet on the Oregon saw chain's home webpage, you can websearch for it. Over there, you will be able to match the make and model of your saw to the correct chain. However, if I were you, and this is the first time I am going to buy a chain for my saw, I would buy one from a local store (the orange place starts with "H", or the blue/white place starts with "L") for easy return and use that one as a reference for any future chain replacement. By the way, you might want to try to sharpen your chain first. « Show Less
1957147
I bought the wrong one. I can't get the #s right so i just go to Stihl shop now get a chain sharpened and keep a spare to seap when I go.
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Mine would not fit. I went to a local mower shop and they fixed me right up. The sprocket on the bar and the sprocket on my chainsaw was just slightly off. I would get the part # off the saw, and order the exact part. Hope this helps.
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I have a Stihl 025. I believe the MS 250 is a later version of that model. Mine has an 18" bar and an eleven tooth sprocket and this chain fits those specifications. I am not an expert, but I believe the MS 250 may come with a nine or and eleven tooth sprocket, each sprocket requiring a different chain--so the model of your saw, the bar length and the sprocket would determine the exact chain you need. This is the Stihl on line PDF I used to determine the chain I needed for my particular model, bar and sprocket. https://www.stihldealer.net/Company/WebContent/Content/FileLibrary/SawChainSelection-6.pdf. Good luck! I have a Stihl 025. I believe the MS 250 is a later version of that model. Mine has an 18" bar and an eleven tooth sprocket and this chain fits those specifications. I am not an expert, but I believe the MS 250 may come with a nine or and eleven tooth sprocket, each sprocket requiring a different chain--so the model of your saw, the bar length and the sprocket would determine the exact chain you need. This is the Stihl on line PDF I used to determine the chain I needed for my particular model, bar and sprocket.... » Read More I have a Stihl 025. I believe the MS 250 is a later version of that model. Mine has an 18" bar and an eleven tooth sprocket and this chain fits those specifications. I am not an expert, but I believe the MS 250 may come with a nine or and eleven tooth sprocket, each sprocket requiring a different chain--so the model of your saw, the bar length and the sprocket would determine the exact chain you need. This is the Stihl on line PDF I used to determine the chain I needed for my particular model, bar and sprocket. https://www.stihldealer.net/Company/WebContent/Content/FileLibrary/SawChainSelection-6.pdf. Good luck! « Show Less
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go to oregons web site and see what they have for your saw .get the model number of the chain and the search amazon for it .if that dont help i can check the packageing on thursday.
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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