Trying to find a US source of non safety nk1; narrow kerf 325 050, anybody know where to get it? Online or in NC between Winston and robbinsville would be good. I thought Bailey's woodsman pro was Carlton, but its that trilink junk.
Where to buy Carlton nk1 online or NC?
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Are you an ebay user? That product does seem to go pretty "cheap" if it is "auction style" at least to my observation.
I am not sure how to feel about that 0.325NK stuff but like the Oregon 95vp better even if it has the bumper drive links. That has been improved to 95vpx and then further improved to a recently released product 95txl.
I am not sure how to feel about that 0.325NK stuff but like the Oregon 95vp better even if it has the bumper drive links. That has been improved to 95vpx and then further improved to a recently released product 95txl.
The 20nk I have bought from Bailey's in the past has been the non safety nk chain.
I eBay sometimes. I can only find the safety stuff on eBay. I bought a loop of 20nk from Baileys; they sent trilink I've not used Oregon in 15 years, have they switched to steel from the soft cheese they used to use?
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...insaw-Chain-Reel-20NK-50R-920-Drive-Links.axd
The pictures listed show non safety.
The pictures listed show non safety.
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Carlton (Blount) no longer manufacturers .325" narrow kerf without the guard link. The only current manufacturer that we know of is Tri-Link. Here is a link to all of the .325 pitch narrow kerf options we have.
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...in-325-Pitch/Narrow-Kerf-Saw-Chain-325-x-050/
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...in-325-Pitch/Narrow-Kerf-Saw-Chain-325-x-050/
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
Who is the manufacturer of the WoodlandPRO branded chain?
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Carlton (Blount) manufactures everything except Woodlandpro 20NK today. 20NK is currently manufactured by Tri-Link.
lambs
Stihl crazy after all these years
I do not see it on Stihlusa.
I think it would be a pretty rare find in the RTP area.
As you can see at one time in the not too distant past the woodland pro 20Nk had k1 on the drive links and made in the USA on the label. Makes things easy to give out false information on forums like this.
At least Bailey's is clarifying. I went through a similar thing with Airco and welding products, they (their employee) insist the maker is something that it is no longer. I want to say it was tweco but whatever it was they wrote back and said they were no longer the supplier. Told me how to look for stamping marks to be sure.
At least Bailey's is clarifying. I went through a similar thing with Airco and welding products, they (their employee) insist the maker is something that it is no longer. I want to say it was tweco but whatever it was they wrote back and said they were no longer the supplier. Told me how to look for stamping marks to be sure.
