4 Ways to find your replacement chain Visual Identification • Oregon ® Chain
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Chain Cross-Reference Step 1: Determine saw chain type
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Gold ID Link If the chain you are replacing is an Oregon product, there may be a Gold ID Link indicating the replacement part number.
The cutter and/or drive link stamp on your current chain will determine the Oregon chain type. See fig. 1 to identify chain parts.
S52
Drive Link Stamp
Drive Link Stamp
Drive Link Stamp
Drive Link Stamp
Drive Link Stamp
Drive Link Stamp
Cutter stamp required for Stihl® match-up.
Oregon Chain Type
A
25
00
—
E1
3
1/4
—
If you have a saw chain without a Gold Link, find your replacement chain by either A or B: A. Chain-to-Chain cross reference (shown right in Step 3 ) B. Refer to the Chainsaw Models Chart on (pages 15–41) for fit up options.
R
90
38
290
N4
1
6
R1,1A
H, Q G, M
20, 33
22, 23, 37
486, 082
K1
3
2
G3, 2B, 7B
95
30
484
K1
— —
—
J
21, 34
25, 21, 38
085, 086
K2
5
2
2C, 7C
L, V
22, 35
26, 28
786
K3
6
2
2D, 7D
B, D, E
72, 76
82, 47, 46, 51, 80
496
A1
3
3
H3, 3B, 8B
P
73
42, 48, 49, 54, 55, 81
099
A2
5
3
3C, 8C
S, T
91
35, 36, 37
092
N1
3
6
R3, 1B
If the marks on your saw chain are not listed above, refer to Look Up Brand and Model chart on pages 14–41
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Online Lookup Guide For the most up-to-date information, use your smart phone to access our mobile guide.
Step 2: Count your drive links
Step 3: Identify part number Chain type + drive links = part number
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 . . .
S56 S + 56 =
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Fig. 1 Part identification guide
1 Depth Gauge 2 Tie Strap 3 Cutter 4 Distance ÷ 2 = Pitch 5 Drive Link
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2
3
4
5
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