Don't know what pitch and thickness your chainsaw chain has?
You don't know how the drag links in the chain are counted?
Don't know what bar attachment your chainsaw has?
No problem! We'll help you with these printable guides.
PRINTABLE GUIDE PITCH, THICKNESS AND NUMBER OF CHAINSAW CHAIN LINKS
1) Download the guide in pdf and print it on a normal A4 sheet (1 page only)
2) Take your chain and superimpose it on the chains present in the gray area of the sheet, in this way you identify the step of the chain
3) The black shapes present in the yellow area of the sheet represent the channel of the bar, in this way you can identify the thickness of the chain
4) Count the number of drag links of your chain (indicated in red in the guide)
5) From the intersection of pitch and thickness, locate the Oregon initials of the chain and buy your chain here:
Oregon chainsaw chains based on pitch, thickness and number of links
PRINTABLE GUIDE TO IDENTIFY THE CHAINSAW BAR ATTACHMENT
1) Download the guide in pdf and print it on normal A4 sheet (7 pages)
2) Take your bar and superimpose it on the figures of the bar attachments in the guide, paying attention to the height of the slot, the diameter of the chain tensioner holes and their distance between centers
3) Measure the useful cutting length of your chainsaw bar as indicated in this figure:
