Correct Way To Measure A Chainsaw Guide Bar - The Forestry Forum
2010年2月27日 · You can measure the width if you have a way to do that and eyes good enough to see that small of a measurement, or you can check the bar gauge with a chain of known gauge. A .050 gauge chain will slop around a lot in a .063 gauge bar and a .063 gauge chain won't fit in a .050 gauge bar.
Same sprocket works for many chain gauges? - The Forestry Forum
2022年11月9日 · There is a youtube channel, guilty of treeson and he has a video where he went to madsens, posted about 4 months ago titled "a comprehensive guide to understanding chainsaw chain selection" that goes into a visual explanation of chains, pitch and gauge. Check it out. EDIT. here is the youtube link for the mentioned video.
Understanding Chain Pitch - forestryforum.com
2009年12月20日 · Tim to answer your question about whether .325 is the same as 3/8, answer is no. If you have a .325 sprocket with 8 drive, (it's clearly embossed on the sprocket disc) and try to use it with a 3/8 - 7 chain, it'll hook up ok on the bar and sprocket, but when you roll the chain around the bar by hand, you'll hear a "click" every time the sprocket goes around; don't try to …
Chain length, bar length, drive links, questions - The Forestry Forum
2024年12月29日 · To measure the max. possible cut you need to measure from the tip of the bar to the edge of the clutch cover or body of the saw. Some saws it is the same on both sides of the bar but on some the clutch cover sticks out more. Don't measure to …
Best Chain for Poulan Pro? - forestryforum.com
2015年4月30日 · Interestingly the Oregon 72,73 and 75 V [Vanguard] chain with just the bent over depth gauge ramp is rated as a ANSI B175.1 rated "green chain".....which in my opinion is the best cutting full sized 3/8"chisel "green chain" available. Green and yellow guide bars are another story. Lets take Stihl 3/8" sprocket nose bars for example.
Depth Gauges/Rakers - The Forestry Forum
2020年1月22日 · Depth rackers height has to do with what wood your cutting , time of year as in if wood is frozen or not and the more you file your cutting tooth back the more you have to increase the depth gauge of the racker , if your chain is brandnew and your racker is at .030 you will need to increase that number as the chain is filed back so that number ...
Best chainsaw bar and chain? - forestryforum.com
2024年10月26日 · Mount type is not directly tied to chain pitch, but smaller saws tend to use both small mounts and 0.325 pitch chain. The cutoff for both seems to be in the 55-60cc saw class. (For instance, IIRC, the 560 sold with a small mount bar and 0.325" chain and the 562 uses a large mount with 3/8". The saws are essentially the same otherwise)
Ripping chain vs Skip chain - The Forestry Forum
2020年2月3日 · "Milling chain" is generally just a chain that has a smaller angle than crosscutting chain. Most advertised "milling chains" have cutters that are filed at 10 degrees rather than 30/35 degrees. Skip chain can also be filed to 10 degrees. I buy regular 30/35 degree skip chain and file it down to my preferred angle of 15 degrees.
Determining bar and chain size ? in Chainsaws - The Forestry Forum
2010年12月20日 · Now you too, can have a Bar Gauge Tool for the low, low price of only 36 cents. Each of the coins below will fit snugly in the corresponding gauge chainsaw bar groove. Quarter = .063 gauge Penny = .058 gauge Dime = .050 gauge Once you figure out your chainsaw bar's gauge, be sure to check out our comprehensive selection of chainsaw bars and saw ...
The CORRECT file size?? - forestryforum.com
2006年12月28日 · The consensus seems to be that 5/32" is the correct size for the 63PM1-55 chain that's currently riding my MS 200T's bar [Stihl 3005 000 4813]. In addition, it would appear that the "yellow label" 63 PM -55 chain is a worthy upgrade for the new saw.