Chainsaw Chains

Yes, you can put a longer bar on most chainsaws — but there are strict limits. The simple rule: you can usually go one size up (typically 2 inches longer) safely. Going 4 inches longer is the absolute maximum for domestic saws, and beyond that you risk overheating the engine, starving the chain of oil, […]

Short answer: No, chainsaw chains are not universal. You must match three specifications exactly: pitch, gauge, and drive link count. That said, if these three specs match, you can use chains from any reputable manufacturer—brand doesn’t matter. Here’s what you need to know to get the right chain for your saw. Why Chainsaw Chains Aren’t

Bar length is one of the most misunderstood specs on a chainsaw. Longer doesn’t always mean better—in fact, a bar that’s too long for your saw’s power will slow you down, burn fuel, and wear out your engine. Here’s how to choose the right bar length for your job and your saw. Bar Length by

Yes, you can put a longer bar on most chainsaws — but there are strict limits. The simple rule: you can usually go one size up (typically 2 inches longer) safely. Going 4 inches longer is the absolute maximum for domestic saws, and beyond that you risk overheating the engine, starving the chain of oil,