ALM Chainsaw Chain - 3/8" Pitch, 1.3mm Gauge, 33 Drive Links

High-quality replacement chainsaw chain for domestic use, battery, electric, and petrol-powered ch...

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This ALM Chainsaw Chain is designed for domestic users needing a reliable replacement for their battery, electric, or petrol-powered chainsaws. It offers a cost-effective way to extend equipment life when re-sharpening is no longer an option. While versatile, ensure compatibility with your specific saw model before purchasing. Key features include a 1.3mm gauge, 3/8" pitch, and 33 drive links, making it a direct replacement for many common domestic saws.

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Model Part NumberCH033
BrandALM

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FAQs

What is the pitch of this chainsaw chain?

The pitch of this ALM chainsaw chain is 3/8" (0.38 inches).

What is the gauge of this chainsaw chain?

The gauge of this ALM chainsaw chain is 1.3mm (0.05 inches).

How many drive links does this chain have?

This ALM chainsaw chain has 33 drive links.

Which chainsaw models is this chain compatible with?

It is specifically compatible with Greenworks 8-inch Pole saw models (20102, 20157, 20157BA, 20192, 20212) and Mac Allister MGS 1815-Li.

Can this chain be used for professional logging?

This chain is designed for domestic use and is not recommended for heavy-duty professional logging applications.

How do I know if I need to replace my chainsaw chain?

You should consider replacing your chain when it becomes difficult to sharpen effectively, shows signs of significant wear on the cutters or drive links, or if cutting performance is severely degraded even after sharpening.

What is the weight of this chain?

The product weight of this ALM chainsaw chain is 0.13kg.

Troubleshooting

Chain is not cutting effectively.

Check chain tension; it may be too loose or too tight. Ensure the chain is properly sharpened. Verify that the chain is installed in the correct direction.

Chain is loose on the guide bar.

Adjust the chain tensioner screw to tighten the chain. Ensure the chain is still able to be rotated by hand after tightening. Re-check after a short period of use.

Chain is too tight and difficult to move.

Loosen the chain tensioner screw. The chain should move freely around the bar but with minimal sag.

Chain seems to be slipping off the bar.

Verify the chain pitch and gauge are correct for your chainsaw's bar. Ensure the drive links are properly seated in the bar groove. Check for damage to the guide bar.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extends the life of your chainsaw.
  • More economical than buying a new chainsaw.
  • Designed as a direct replacement for specific models, ensuring ease of use.
  • Standard specifications fit a range of domestic chainsaws.
  • Lightweight construction aids in maneuverability.

Cons

  • May not fit all chainsaw brands or models.
  • Requires proper installation and tensioning for optimal performance.
  • Not intended for heavy-duty professional use.
  • Performance depends on the quality of the host chainsaw and proper maintenance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check: Before purchase, verify that your chainsaw's bar length, chain gauge (1.3mm or 0.05"), chain pitch (3/8"), and drive link count (33) match the specifications of this ALM chain. Specifically, it is confirmed to fit Greenworks 8-inch Pole saw models (20102, 20157, 20157BA, 20192, 20212) and Mac Allister MGS 1815-Li.

Installation: Ensure the chainsaw is switched off and unplugged or the battery is removed. Consult your chainsaw's manual for specific instructions on removing the bar and chain cover. Loosen the bar nuts. Remove the old chain, ensuring it is not under tension. Place the new chain onto the guide bar, ensuring the drive links sit correctly in the bar groove and the cutters are facing the correct direction for cutting (typically forward). Re-attach the bar and chain cover. Adjust chain tension according to your chainsaw manufacturer's recommendations – the chain should be snug but still rotatable by hand. Tighten the bar nuts securely.

Care: Regularly clean debris from the chain and guide bar. Ensure the chain is correctly tensioned before and during use; a loose chain can cause damage or be a safety hazard, while an overtightened chain causes excessive wear. Sharpen the chain when cutting performance degrades. Store the chain in a dry place, ideally with a light coat of oil, when not in use.

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