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KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
Yes Sir!
'Usually'.
There are some .325 chains that have a lower profile cutter (but not 'low profile chain'), or when worn down to the rear, do better with a 5/32" file. If the profile of the edge does not look right to you, consider using the other size.
Philbert
There are some .325 chains that have a lower profile cutter (but not 'low profile chain'), or when worn down to the rear, do better with a 5/32" file. If the profile of the edge does not look right to you, consider using the other size.
Philbert
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
No but make sure its down all the way...the 3/8 roller does need the slot filed a little to fit right
Yeah I have found it sits fairly high ... I expected I would need to buy a different roller as I already have a 3/8 roller for my husky.
edit: i stopped at the hardware store after dropping the kids at school and they have the .325 roller for $40
edit: i stopped at the hardware store after dropping the kids at school and they have the .325 roller for $40
For $5 less you can get Granberg guide from NT that'll work on any "round-filed" chain. And be hard to lose in the woods.
I have seen at least 4 sizes of the Husky roller gauges: 3/8 low profile, .325 narrow kerf, .325, and 3/8. They go for about $12 here. Some have the swing out depth gauge plate, some don't.
Not sure what 1/4 and .404 chains are supposed to use. SawTroll?
Philbert
Not sure what 1/4 and .404 chains are supposed to use. SawTroll?
Philbert
KenJax Tree
Terraphobic
The only one that i had that didn't have the swing out depth gauge plate is the 3/8lp
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...it-for-325-Pitch-Chainsaw-Chain-505698194.axd
I have seen the guide only in the $10 - $12 range.
Philbert
I have seen the guide only in the $10 - $12 range.
Philbert
