Husqvarna chainsaw questions
Here, stamped on the powerhead end of the bar is the chain specs. Most all bars will have this info.
One bar tells us it is a 36” bar with a .050” gauge and uses a 114 link chain. You would buy you chain with these specs as you basis. You might want a full compliment (Full Comp) of cutters or a skip based on your cutting needs. For smaller diameter or if you want to stay away from kick back you want a full comp. If your cuts call for more aggressive chain try a skip chain where there are fewer cutters. Same amount of links but fewer links with cutters. The other bars info is laid out differently but has the same type of information. It still takes a .050” gauge but is a 28” bar and uses a 91 link chain.
Here, stamped on the powerhead end of the bar is the chain specs. Most all bars will have this info.
One bar tells us it is a 36” bar with a .050” gauge and uses a 114 link chain. You would buy you chain with these specs as you basis. You might want a full compliment (Full Comp) of cutters or a skip based on your cutting needs. For smaller diameter or if you want to stay away from kick back you want a full comp. If your cuts call for more aggressive chain try a skip chain where there are fewer cutters. Same amount of links but fewer links with cutters. The other bars info is laid out differently but has the same type of information. It still takes a .050” gauge but is a 28” bar and uses a 91 link chain.