Will this fit a Husqvarna 460 Rancher Chainsaw 24" Bar 60cc X Torq
629694
Yes absolutely and you will like it better than any other box you have ever had
629695
I have the 460 Rancher with a 20" bar, which fits fine. But a 24" bar will not fit the scabbard provided with the case, it is sized for up to a 20". I don't know if a longer scabbard is available that fits the case. The scabbard that is provided has a lip and groove at the open end to fit into the side of the case, without that the scabbard would be loose in the opening.
629696
Whoever is selling the power box should say in the specifications, if in doubt ask a husqvarna dealer.It probably will but its a guess on my part being the bar is 24inches.Check a few other sellers and read what will fit.
629697
Dear Annie, after looking at my saw and the Husqvarna site, I believe that this box will fit your saw but you will have to buy the 24" scabbard (part # 531 30 05-39) in addition to the box. The cost is less than 6 dollars. Hope this helps. Joe
629698
I don't know for sure, but I have the Husqvarna 460 24-Inch Rancher Chain Saw 60cc 966048324 and it fits perfectly. I also did not have to buy the 24" scabbard since my saw came with it already and it fit on the powerbox.
1729089
It fit my Husqvarna saw great. The bar for chainsaws are designed to be universial for several brands. Have used it some and it works very well. The guys at the local lawn care dealer talk very highly of the powersharp system. Great for homeowners.
745773
I have a 450 Rancher. I checked the specs on both your saw and mine on the Husquvarna site and they both have the same .325 pitch and use the same 20 inch bar length. My guess that it would work fine. The great thing about Amazon is if it doesn't work they are great about returns. Don't destroy the packaging when you take the new chain out just in case it doesn't work.
1711857
I'm a chainsaw noob so beware, but I put it on my Poulan Pro 20" and it fit fine without removing any links etc.
2024425
I don't know. I have a Big Boyz Toyz saw and had to adapt because I changed the bar from 10" to 8". They could not help so I searched the net until I located a bar which resembled the original. It works OK for me as I drilled an extra hole to enable me to adjust the slack as the bar is only about 2" in width. I would suggest there are other factors to take into account. I suspect the drive sprocket on my saw is purpose made and could be slightly smaller in diameter than standard. For me it was an experiment that has worked. When the chain stretches, as they do, I will need to get it shortened by one link. Hope this helps with your choice.
1966371
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.
1082110
I have the Husqvarna 455....I looked on the label of the extra chains I have and it says it also fits the 460....you should be all set....Jim
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Not really sure about that. But see if you can get the item number and ask Husqvarna at their customer service otherwise.
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HiDon't believe it will. This one fits Husquarna, Poulan, Remington & Stihl chain sawsThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
2193839
I cannot say as I have a CSP 4518 which fits the bar very well, but my drive sprocket is incompatible with the chain. I need to check out the correct sprocket and buy one.
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I don't know, but if the mandrels look like the ones shown...(four mounting holes, with 5point star blade mounts) it should. I have a craftsman and that's how I decided to buy and It fit great!! some of parts were marked Husqvarna.
1098812
This oregon 14 inch chain will definitely NOT fit the craftsman 14 inch electric chain saw bar model 358.341040. The oregon is just a little too short.
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I can't say for sure if it fits, it fits my husquvarna and just screws right in. As far as the growth....it works wonders. I worked the heck out of my first set for over a year, even bending the blades on a few stumps. U'll love them. I had some 'over my head' growth also, knocks it down like a breeze but they dp tend to pile up on ya quick once cut down.
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It should, I just mesured my bar again & it's 24" wide & there are 5 holes, they start 1" in from the edge & are 5 1/2" apartthe blade was a little thicker & wider than my old one which I like the holes are square for a carriage boltI put it on & adjusted the side skids & it works great, hope this helpedJeff
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Don't know, but it is big enough for the Husqvarna...Hope this helps Holly Cool Beans...Lee
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I have a 450 rancher Husquvarna with the 20 inch bar. As one of the guys before me said, the size of the log your cutting will require a bigger, more powerful chainsaw. On standard I have 12-14 inch Douglas Fir and Alder logs I cut and the 450 does fine. I have not put on my ripping chain yet to see how this eases the time or load on the chainsaw. If your going to be milling large amounts of wood, then I would get a high quality chainsaw. I would pay attention to the sustained work load a chainsaw could handle and smaller ones with small engines may blow apart, such as my homelite 14 inch did. Hope this helps. I have a 450 rancher Husquvarna with the 20 inch bar. As one of the guys before me said, the size of the log your cutting will require a bigger, more powerful chainsaw. On standard I have 12-14 inch Douglas Fir and Alder logs I cut and the 450 does fine. I have not put on my ripping chain yet to see how this eases the time or load on the chainsaw. If your going to be milling large amounts of wood, then I would get a high quality chainsaw. I would pay attention to the sustained work load a chainsaw could handle and smaller ones with small engines may blow apart, such as my homelite 14 inch... » Read More I have a 450 rancher Husquvarna with the 20 inch bar. As one of the guys before me said, the size of the log your cutting will require a bigger, more powerful chainsaw. On standard I have 12-14 inch Douglas Fir and Alder logs I cut and the 450 does fine. I have not put on my ripping chain yet to see how this eases the time or load on the chainsaw. If your going to be milling large amounts of wood, then I would get a high quality chainsaw. I would pay attention to the sustained work load a chainsaw could handle and smaller ones with small engines may blow apart, such as my homelite 14 inch did. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes it will. I have a 450 rancher, husqy chain saw with a 20 inch bar and it works great.