What size chain does this take? My old ones are .325" and I would like to use them.
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Husqvarna 531300439 18-Inch H30-72 (95VP) Pixel Saw Chain, .325-Inch by .050-Inch
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You can use any size as long as you have your chain fit the size of the bar. If it don't fit the bar you can have links added or taken away.
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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.
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Absolutely go to the SCC website. You can key in tire size and they'll tell you the proper chain
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the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
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Should work with those. The biggest thing is the length. If you switch from a 3x system the chainring bolts will be too long and you will have to get shorter ones.
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It is an 8 inch chain, couldn't find a part number for it even on the www.snowjoe.com site, but a generic 8 inch chain might work. You can call Snow Joe at 1-866-766-9563
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I am sure these would work for your intended purpose, however, these chains are specifically for the use of a fail safe for trailers/campers. It would be more beneficial, and less expensive, for you to go to your local hardware store and buy a lighter gauge chain. You can purchase it by the foot, so an exact length can be achieved.
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I'm pretty sure it won't fit. I just removed my chains and didn't replace them with anything.
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My tires are also marked 4.10-6. These chains fit perfectly, although I did not use the last link on the connecting chains on either side.
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The file kit shown above is for a 3/8" chain, I have a Husqvarna 20" 460 Rancher and this kit works great once you get the hang of the guide tool, 3/16 sounds a little small for a chain saw chain, especially an 18" saw, recheck your owners manual, if it's 3/8" this would be the right tool
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best check with Oregon for the correct file size. They spec at least 2 different diameter files for .325 pitch chains
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This fits the J-frames. Pretty sure the 325 is an N-frame. Much larger. So that would be a "no".
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for a 3/8 pitch I would probably use a 7/32. However the packaging of the chain you buy should have that information on it.
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.325 is the length of the chain links, you need to determine how the cutters were ground, that will tell you what size file or burr to get.
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These chains come in many sizes, just be sure you have the right size information and use the Amazon tool. Very simple and it worked for me.
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Yeah , but will need to adjust chain length . Recommend new chain/master link ( wallyworld sells a good cheap set)Adjust length so that there's two extra links ( counting the master;)) when chain's around the biggest sprockets .Good luck
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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.