Which grinding stones for a Stihl #26RMC3-74 chain?
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hi Ed, i'm pretty sure you would want to get a 5/16 grinding stone for your saw chain. i'm assuming you have something like a ms 260 class chainsaw.
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I would use the same as the recommended File Size: 4.8mm (3/16")I would use the same as the recommended File Size: 4.8mm (3/16")
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well the 180 stihl is a bit small i use a 73cc husquavarna it cutts well but i dont want to get into production speed because its not realy for cutting a lot of board feet more for personal wood working but i also have a granberg mini mill for beams and i just use a husky 55 rancher 54cc equivalent to a stilh farm boss and with a RIPPING chain works fine a 32cc saw i dont think you are going to have the tork to power through but you want to let the saw do the work so your cuts are nice and true ripping chain wise i am not sure they have one in a .325 size chain but dont quote me grandbergs web site could tell you they sell ripping chain if you do get the 777 its very simple to assemble keep all the nuts loose till you get it all squared up and lock them all down tite. one more thing when cutting soft woods cedar and pine cutting speeds are much faster in like 3 hrs i cut 12-14 2ftwide by 9 long cedar logs into 1.25in thick boards just keep your teeth sharp and no problem
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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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Check out chainsawsdirect.com.......I've bought new chains there for greenworks chainsaw....
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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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The 33RSC-66 chain fits multiple models of Stihl saws. Check the Stihl Saw Chain & Selection Identification chart for verification. http://stihldealer.net/company/webcontent/content/filelibrary/sawchainselection-6.pdf.
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I have no idea. If there's a Home Depot or Lowe's near you, though, they'll have a selection of chains. They can help you, or the packages may have a profile of the chain, showing the teeth and the cogs or whatever they're called that engage the drive gear on the saw. Take the old chain with you...Chains also aren't that difficult to sharpen, and you don't need expensive tools.
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*5/16" - 24 thread shaft for use with 7346SP, 7424, 7336SP, 7424XP, 7435, 7345, 7346, 97455, 97466, 7335, 7336, 97355, 97366 PORTER CABLE Sanders / Polishers
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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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it uses different sizes of stones. fix it to the chain on your saw, not hard.
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Hi, Please check the ASIN B00I29KNQC, which is the set for all Stahlwerk cutters. Thanks
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You can find some suggestions here:http://www.forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=24751.0http://www.ehow.com/list_7581351_stihl-025-specs.htmlRegards from Mexico
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The chain supplied with the saw was Oregon No. 91PJ033X. Other brands with same length and tooth count will probably work as replacement.
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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.
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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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to all those who are saying it wouldnt fit your stihl when amazon said it would. Stihl saws come with two differnt pitch chains. A 3/8'' pitch and a .325'' pitch. Many of their saws had both of these chains available. Before you knock amazon or oregon for "misadvertizing" know your saw, look at it, and figure out which chain you have. That is why even if you go to oregons website it will list multiple chains that fit. NOTE!! this does not mean they both fit. You need to know what pitch your chain is and match that to oregons. that being said, according to Oregons website, this chain WILL NOT fit the 020t. That saw requires a S55 chain. The two are not even close so please dont try this chain on your saw. Differnt pitch, width, and link count. This link ot oregons website should be helpful. http://oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg=USA&LangId=ENG
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manufacturer recommends a # 3634 (26 RM3 67) OILOMATIC chain. The saw is no longer in production, but the chain is still available. the Oregon D72 20 inch will definitely not work as the model saw you have needs a 16 inch chain