Chainsaw Repair

Thanks for sharing. Very good read. I can certainly agree with getting older and seeing that all important corner. Last chain I sent to Mike had quite a few beaks I never even saw. He touched them up and retested with substantially better results. Since then I use these and now I'm getting better results...

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That was a slick chain you sent. Just needed a few things smoothed. I would like to try the new Husky chain myself. Oregon dealer on Facebook was talking about their new chain as well.

I know it’s apples and oranges, but Would have been interesting to see how the New husky “X cut” would have compared... Have any of you fellas had a chance to get your hands on any of this new husky chain and tested yet?


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The c-85? No. There was a guy on fhc claiming he had it. But he wouldn't post pics.

I'm a member of the English version site of Skog Forum. But hardly any activity or response on the site.....but good pics of the new Husqvarna chains versus the old H chain.
All I can see is bigger gullet, cutter bit more rearward, higher inside side plate, flattened rivets, Stihl style oil o Matic DL.
And what appears a more pronounced  Oregon style Vibe-Ban with bigger difference in material under the cutter's toe compared to the heel.
But like I said before this new chain is setup new out of the box like a standard chain filed about 1/3 to 1/2 ways back.
I can at least envision that this made in Scandinavia chain should have some high quality metallurgy with excellent edge holding capabilities.

I also notice the new Husqvarna chain's drive link tops are more flat like the early LG/LP, maybe improve chip flow?

Thanks for the post i enjoyed the read  still learning