I have a ut 43102/14 Homelite electric chain saw. replacement chain says 52 3/8 L.P. Believe this is the chain i want! Is It?
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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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Its hard to say... With chain saws you cant go by what the packaging says. On the bar should be #'s that tell you what chain it takes. D70 or h65 or ?? My chain saw uses this chain D70 20". The D70 is the drive gear cut. If the bar is not numbered you can take the chain to local store and they can identifi it for you. Lowes has a picture ID in the chain section. Hope this helps.
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I couldn't say for sure. You would need to check the specificaiton for the required replacement chain for you Echo chainsaw and compair them to the one sold by Husqvarna.
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Hi Jennie,I would try searching for your part number in a browser such as Google and see what comes up.Sorry that I'm not much help, but I only have this one chainsaw part for sale and don't normally sell this kind of stuff.Thank you, John
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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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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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The manual says it is an Oregon chain, which should be available at Home Depot/Lowe's/Ace/etc. They also provide excellent chain maintenance and sharpening instructions, so you should get very good chain life. Greenworks calls the chain a 31101155 10-inch chain in the parts list, and the specifications describes it as:Chain Pitch..................3/8" (9.5 mm)Chain Gauge.............0.043" (1.1 mm)Drive Sprocket....................40-toothChain Type.........................Oregon®
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The saw has a drive belt and I bet yours is a bit stretched. Easy to replace. Check your owners manual for belt replacement - might be on page 37. That should do the trick for you.
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I haven't had to buy a replacement yet but the Makita part number is Chain 531-290-046. Oregon makes a series of replacement chains and their S45 12" one has the same pitch (3/8) as the Makita so it might fit. See Amazon: Oregon 12-Inch Semi Chisel Chain Saw Chain Fits Craftsman, McCulloch, Poulan S45 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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assuming you have the 14 in limb and trim RM1415A, then the oregon parts finder site says this is the saw chain. S50 91 low profile.
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I get mine from ebay. Cut and paste below, you should find a variety of sellers for around 18.00 16" Chainsaw Saw Chain fits Poulan PLN3516F 55 DL
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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.
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Lowes carries a replacement chain for the WORX 16-in Replacement Saw Chain Item #: 383329 | Model #: WA0157
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5/32 is the correct size file, but it uses a Oregon bar and chain so you can see that size file recommended on the replacement chain packaging (i double checked). I consider myself thrifty, but as cheap as these shorter length chains are, several years ago, when i get one dull, i just put on a new one. Sometimes i could sharpen one decent, other times saw would cut crooked. You will inadvertently get into some nails or other metal (rocks are bad enough) and when it happens, you saw will just quit cutting. Hope it helps. Very nice saw - sure like mine.
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The best way to tell is to carefully find the stamped markings on the original chain and see if you can get a match or cross-reference by google or Amazon. That's how I was able to find the replacement chain for my pole saw which I purchased a Harbor Freight.
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The best way is call Oregon chain manufacturer give them the part number etc. they will be able to give you answer, since there is a constant change to manufacturers specification sorry I couldn't be of more help, I can only say Oregon chain manufacturer has a pretty decent product
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Wildwood Mower & Saw, Inc, Wildwood, FL sold me an Oregon 91PX052G chain. They said it would work fine. Just have it as a back-up, so can't truly vouch for it. Saw still starts easily and works strong. Didn't ask for a bar, so can't answer.