What roll of chain

[biggenius29]

I posted the same question a few weeks ago and everyone said Stihl chain, but calling dealers around here I got quotes from $425-515. So needless to say that is way out of my price range and I can buy 2 rolls for that same price from Bailey's. I am asking the same question, but the onlt options are what I can get from Baileys.

 

[skid row]

I posted the same question a few weeks ago and everyone said Stihl chain, but calling dealers around here I got quotes from $425-515. So needless to say that is way out of my price range and I can buy 2 rolls for that same price from Bailey's. I am asking the same question, but the onlt options are what I can get from Baileys.

I would just keep buying your chain by the loop. My .02 worth.

 

[parrisw]

It's all decent chain. But Oregon or Woodland pro would be my choice.

 

[bookerdog]

I do like oregons new LGX series

 

[Slamm]

Just a thought, but have a guy from the land of the "Stihl chain is still cheaper", get it and have him mail it to you?? Just an idea. I think we can get it for $300 even around here from the Stihl dealer.

Sam

 

[heimannm]

The only one listed I don't like so well is Oregon, but I have the least experience with Oregon chain.

Sorry about that Oregon Engineer, maybe if someone sent me a roll I could make a more complete trial.

I like Carlton best since I have a full range of File-O-Plates for different sizes and types chain and I think it really makes hand filing simple and easy.

Mark

 

[Erick]

I've said this before and I'll say it again.

Not to long ago I would have told you that I'd run a Stihl chain backwards before I'd run an Oregon chain but the new "X" series of chains from Oregon are leaps and bounds better than the old stuff.

If I couldn't run Stihl chain I would probably be running Oregon LGX with the Carlton chain a close second.

 

[biggenius29]

I have been hearing good reports of the LGX.

Is it also true that Carlton and WoodlandPro is the same chain?