Husqvarna
Husqvarna 3/8 in x .050 Full Comp Chainsaw Chain
3/8 in pitch, .050 gauge full-comp chain for mid-to-large Husqvarna saws.
Saw Chain
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A 3/8 micro, .050 gauge replacement chain sold to fit your bar length.
This Husqvarna 3/8 micro chain in .050 gauge is a replacement loop for saws and bars that call for this combination. Order it by drive link count to match your bar, and keep a sharp spare ready for the day.
Pitch and gauge are stamped on most bars, and drive link count is the number of links that ride in the groove. Count them on your old chain or look up your bar. A chain that is one link off will not tension correctly.
If your saw or pole saw runs 3/8 micro pitch at .050, this is the chain family to match. Not sure? Bring the bar numbers and browse chainsaw chain for the matching loop.
When in doubt, take the old chain or bar to the counter or read the numbers into your order notes. Getting pitch, gauge and length right the first time saves a return trip and a day without a saw.
File at the angles the chain maker lists, with the right round file size, and lower the depth gauges a little every few sharpenings. Keep the bar oiled and check tension often while the chain is new.
Replace the chain when cutters reach the wear mark, tie straps crack, or the chain keeps stretching. A worn chain chews up the sprocket and bar nose too.
Keep a dedicated file kit with the right round file, a depth gauge tool and a flat file for each chain size on the truck. Touch up the chain at fuel stops instead of waiting until it is dull. Short, regular sharpening keeps cutters even and the saw cutting straight.
| Pitch | 3/8 in micro |
|---|---|
| Gauge | .050 in |
| Drive links | Order to match your bar |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
Count the drive links on your old chain or check the bar stamping and your manual.
No. Smaller 3/8 chains will not run on a standard 3/8 sprocket and bar setup. Match what your bar specifies.