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Oregon 3/8" Pitch (.050 Gauge) 72 Link Chainsaw Chain

Name: Oregon 3/8" Pitch (.050 Gauge) 72 Link Chainsaw Chain
Brand: Oregon
SKU: 10927
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (4 reviews)

Model:

72V072G

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Oregon 3/8" Pitch (.050 Gauge) 72 Link Chainsaw Chain

Model: 72V072G

$26.99

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The New Shape of Speed and Performance
Great chain for homeowners and professionals
Better in nose-clearing bucking, nose-burried bucking and boring
Clean Ground Gullets
Increase chip flow and evacuation
Patented Bent Over Depth Gauges
Provide smooth cutting and ANSI certified low-kickback
Tumbled Parts and Improved Joint Articulation
Reduces Friction and Stretch
LubriLink™ Tie Straps
Helps keep oil where it's needed on the chain
Witness Mark
Top-plate witness mark makes accurate sharpening easier
Vibe-Ban™ Chassis Design
Reduces vibration 25% or more at the chain saw's handles
Compatibility:
Please refer to the Oregon Bar & Chain Finder

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Specifications

72V072G

Chain & Bar

Chain Pitch

3/8 "

Chain Gauge

.050 "

Chain Type

Full-Chisel

Drive Links

Overview

Certification

ANSI B175.1-2012

UPC

036577104971

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Product Questions Answered by Dale, the Chain Saw Expert

Is a 72 link chain a 25 inch I have a McCullough 25" chain saw it says 25 on some of the links and 72 on other parts of the chain. Will Oregon chains fit my McCullough, I don't know the model #

Mitch M.

from Idaho

September 22, 2015

Answer

In most instances a 72 link chain would not be for a 25" bar. 72 links is most common on 20" bars. All this being said, links on chains can vary from saw to saw and the type of chain you are using. So it is directly possible.

Oregon is going to make chain for just about every saw ever made. There are some saws they may not have something for, but it is very few and in most instances discontinued at one time or another based on low volume of sales.

Please give us your model number of your saw and we can look this up or if you would like you can use the Oregon bar and chain finder we have on our website to do it yourself.

Oregon Bar & Chain Finder

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