Where online do you buy chains?

[arboristCT]

Hey guys, just wondering from which website do you guys your chains? i'm looking to see which website has them for the lowest prices, thanks.

 

[chevybob]

Baileys.

Does your name mean your from Connecticut?

 

[Greenthorn]

Baileys

 

[ATH]

Last few loops were from Tree Stuff. Before Bailey's. If I were placing an order with Sherrill or Wesspur for something else, and I needed a couple of loops, I'd order from them too. I have been very happy with all of the above. Tree Stuff crushes the others on delivery time - of course they are also the closest to me (if I order in the morning, it will be here next day many times). If I was in CA, I am sure FedEx would be a couple of days longer for Tree stuff and UPS would be quick with Bailey's and Wesspur.

 

[calebng15]

Baileys.

 

[bigbluram]

Bailey's

 

[Magnum783]

Left coast supply's customer service is top notch. They are a sponsor here on the site and amazing to deal with. Great products and prices are right on track with their competitors.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Woodland, Scots Co or General Hardware.

 

[Ffmech17]

I get Oregon CJX and JGX here in town at .20 a link, best deal anywhere. Just a local ag store with great prices.

 

[KenJax Tree]

Best price i've found was www.Loggerchain.com cheap shipping. Bailey's shipping is a deal breaker.

 

[gorman]

Baileys takes too long for me. Last time I ordered from them it took three weeks. I just buy my loops through treestuff when I'm getting other stuff as well.

 

[bigbluram]

Best price i've found was www.Loggerchain.com cheap shipping. Bailey's shipping is a deal breaker.

Gonna have to give them a try next time I need a roll, excellent prices ! And they have semi chisel skip which is my favorite for ground and flush cut saws, stays sharp a little longer and skip sharpens fast since I don't own a bar shorter than 24" in 3/8" pitch.

 

[BC WetCoast]

If you're concerned about prices, buy spools and make your own loops. It's a way cheaper over the long run.

 

[gorman]

If you're concerned about prices, buy spools and make your own loops. It's a way cheaper over the long run.

But you gotta be going through a butt load of chains to justify a reel, a spinner and a breaker.

 

[mvb1130]

I ordered 3 chains off of loggerchain.com and they came quickly. I also called them and got a real human who knew about his products lol it was nice. But I have also had excellent dealings with tree stuff.

 

[fordf150]

Interested in Carlton chain by the roll?

 

[arboristCT]

Baileys.

Does your name mean your from Connecticut?

thank you and yes i am from CT, Fairfield county.

 

[arboristCT]

Interested in Carlton chain by the roll?

yes I would, is it worth it, I would have to buy the tools to cut and join the chains too.

 

[arboristCT]

Last few loops were from Tree Stuff. Before Bailey's. If I were placing an order with Sherrill or Wesspur for something else, and I needed a couple of loops, I'd order from them too. I have been very happy with all of the above. Tree Stuff crushes the others on delivery time - of course they are also the closest to me (if I order in the morning, it will be here next day many times). If I was in CA, I am sure FedEx would be a couple of days longer for Tree stuff and UPS would be quick with Bailey's and Wesspur.

great thanks!

 

[fordf150]

Breaker and spinner are about $65 each. So getting set up isn't cheap but if you use allot of chain and have a common size for your saws it will pay off in just a short time. Say a roll of 3/8 chain costs $275 shipped so that's $0.17 a DL. even a good deal on 72DL chains which is the cheapest pre made loop to buy will run $14 or $0.195 a DL. Plus the shipping to get the loops to your door or buying local and paying closer to $0.30 DL.