Start with what you know
Which saw do you have?
You do not need to know the chain dimensions to begin.
Look for the model designation
- Read the name on the saw.
Look for the manufacturer, model name and generation, such as “Mark II”. A similar designation may refer to a different variant.
- Find the product rating plate.
Its location varies. Use the saw manual to find it. Copy the model/type designation, product number and serial number. The serial number is separate from the product number.
- Check the complete designation.
Additional letters and generation numbers matter. If the details are unclear, a dealer can help identify the model.
Choose the model on the home page
Once you have found the model designation, choose the make and exact model in the model selector on the home page.
Choose make and modelA make or similar appearance does not prove which model you have.
Do you only have information from the guide bar?
You can start with the dimensions printed there. The result remains limited to a dimensional comparison until the saw variant and guide-bar mount have been identified.
I know the dimensions