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Mister Wizard
I bought a 24" Carlton for my 359 in 2006±. It also uses 81 drive links. I thought that a good thing :msp_wink:.
Lou
Lou
I guess I'll order an 81. Thanks guys. I haven't had a bar bigger than 20'' before.
There is no one around here that I'm aware of that can spin a chain, so I have to order them. It's cheaper anyway if I buy a few at a time.
My chains are all 0.050s. I would not run your saw with it but it might be cheap insurance to try it for fit.I guess I'll order an 81. Thanks guys. I haven't had a bar bigger than 20'' before.
There is no one around here that I'm aware of that can spin a chain, so I have to order them. It's cheaper anyway if I buy a few at a time.
Lou
Your 474649 bar is a 24" NS 58 3/8x 79DL BAR or in plain speak it takes 79 drive links of 3/8" chain according to the Pioneer 1984 bar and chain catalogue.
Pioneerguy600
Thanks Jerry. How come Pioneer always seems to have an odd drive link count? The shape of the bar I guess.
Shape of the bar and the distance between the bar mounting studs and the clutch centerline.
Pioneerguy600
Some picts of the 655`s airbox and filter;
Pioneerguy600
You type the part number in the search box. Do you have an ipl? If you are using a Pioneer or older ipl, you have to ad the 507 in front. The base is #507476463. If you need all the part numbers, pm me and I will give them to you. They usually don't stock that stuff and may take a couple weeks to get.
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Mister Wizard
Man...........that crank centerline must REALLY be close to the bar studs. The old Homelite/Mac/Poulan/Echo chains (for 24" bars) are already 3 DL shorter than Stihl and Husky (81 vs 84 DL). 79DL is two DL less than that. I have a Cutters Choice catalog that lists the Pioneer P-20 thru P-65 saws, the Farmlite, the Farmsaw, the Farmsaw II as using the same DL counts as the Stihls and Huskys (84 DL for a 24"). There's a few errors in that catalog however..............and the bars they sell may be of a different profile than the old Pioneer branded bars...
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Depends on bar model also, Durarail Standard width, Durarail Roller Nose in standard width, Medium slim and Ultra slim, and the SN bars with the replacable sprocket tips. The Durarail Standard width 24" bar takes a 3/8" X 84 DL chain.
Pioneerguy600
Pioneerguy600
I checked my 24" Pioneer bars. Does this look like your bar Chris? The bar in the picture is a 24" Pioneer, it takes 79DL. The others I have are the Windsor/Pioneer and they take 81DL. The bar in the pic is about 1.5" shorter than the 24" Windsors. Even though it's stamped 24" you only get 22" of bar when mounted. That is without a spike on it also.
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Jerry,
Thanks for the pictures and the info. It does show me what I was interested in knowing about.
Ed,
I'd be interested in knowing what those part numbers are. Like Lee I tried to look them up at Bailey's but came up with a big fat zero.
Thanks Guys,
Brian and Tina
Thanks for the pictures and the info. It does show me what I was interested in knowing about.
Ed,
I'd be interested in knowing what those part numbers are. Like Lee I tried to look them up at Bailey's but came up with a big fat zero.
Thanks Guys,
Brian and Tina
Here are all the parts. Type what you need in Baileys search box, you must add 507 to the beginning of each number. The number for the entire kit is in the upper left hand corner. I think the kit was around $65.
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There has been some good info in this thread last few days, thanks guys. I'm always reading just not posting, and I want to say thanks for all the info in this thread.
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