LilRobert1367
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I was wondering if the pitch matters when it comes down to replacing a chainsaw bar?
I've been rebuilding an old Mcculloch PM610 with a 20 inch bar (3/8 pitch sprocket/70DL/.050 gauge). When looking for a replacement 20 inch bar I see more chainsaw bar that say works with a pitch of .325 especially when it comes down to replacing it with a vintage new old stock 20" Mcculloch bar. So does pitch matter when it comes down to replacing the bar?
I've been rebuilding an old Mcculloch PM610 with a 20 inch bar (3/8 pitch sprocket/70DL/.050 gauge). When looking for a replacement 20 inch bar I see more chainsaw bar that say works with a pitch of .325 especially when it comes down to replacing it with a vintage new old stock 20" Mcculloch bar. So does pitch matter when it comes down to replacing the bar?