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Carlton (Windsor) used to make a 22" Speedtip. A quick web search only showed 20" and 24". Maybe they stopped production on that size. Speedtips are nice solid bars.

Yeah, I had seen that. But all businesses have a start. So Wilson:s reputation is more relevant.

Anyone know about them? Got 2 flyers in my mail a week or two apart. Saying they`re doing work in my area. I'm in SoNH and he's in NE Mass. Called him and he says he has a crane that can handle 120+ foot pine trees. His name is Wilson Ramirez. Anyone know or met this guy?

Frawley's - loggerchain.net.

Looking for Husqvarna 14527E service manual. Already have the IPL.

The snap ring looks like a piston ring, there are no eyelets. There's a very small space between the face plate the cylinder wall. Talked to a friend's son who's familiar with hydraulics, he said there's a tool that will expand the ring in place.

A little further investigation and I see that the front plate is held in place by a snap ring. I would need a ring expander tool to remove it. The seal kit on a few parts websites is around $170 and they are all listed as discontinued with no replacement suggestions. I'm thinking I may only need...

You have any references for supply houses? I did find some equivalent new USA manufactured cylinders in the $300 to $400 range but not direct replacements. Would require new metal high pressure hose and fittings, not sure of the cost on that yet.

I have an MTD 31 ton splitter that's leaking fluid out the front of the cylinder and the hydraulic fluid in the tank is very low. I lent it to a neighbor :( The little research I've been able to do is MTD used either a Fisher or a Best Metals cylinder, I have the Best. It's a 5" with 24" stroke...

Nothing, sorry.

First time I've seen this: :laughing: :laugh: :laughing:

No confusion here ... I think. OP had 33LG low profile chisel chain which is no longer made. 20LP/LPX is standard profile chisel chain and the closest replacement in the Oregon family. According to Oregon the H chain is BPX, not 95...

That Oregon 20LPX078G is what you want. Pass on the Trilink. The H78 is Oregon 20BPX which is semi chisel chain, the LPX is chisel.

I've got three 100' rolls of Oregon 21BPX. This is semi chisel .325 pitch chain in .058 gauge. $199 each plus shipping. Paypal FF or Postal MO. I can break up a box and sell partial lengths if there is enough interest. $60 for 25', $110 for 50'.

Mine bought me my first chainsaw and said get out there and cut some trees!

Cheap 1/4" plywood is $25 per sheet at the moment. Those look like a premium grade but hard to tell from the photo.

You're confusing LP/LPX chain with Low Profile. 3/8LP chain (90PX/PXL, 91VX/VXL) is for small saws. The 70 series chain is standard size 3/8 pitch. The 70 series has 72/73/75 sizes for .060/.058/.063 gauges. Most of each of those sizes has different geometries/chassis like LP/LPX, LG/LGX, CL...

Did you buy that chain new from a dealer? Clearly it's not LP chain but if the dealer sold you ripping chain that's probably what you got. I can see in your photo the top plate of the cutters look like they're around 10 degress. I thought you had an old chain that was sharpened before and you...

So the answer to your original question is this chain uses 3/16" files, not 7/32".

I dug through my old manuals and found the specs on the chain. I've included a PDF and a JPG.