Author Topic: Stihl PS Picco 3/8LP PS3 round chisel cutter chain  (Read 89165 times)

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Re: Stihl PS Picco 3/8LP PS3 round chisel cutter chain
« Reply #150 on: September 21, 2014, 03:27:24 pm »
I misread it 1st time through. I thought I seen something about converting a regular 3/8 sprocket to picco.  Losing my freaking mind as I get older.

(Mostly testing the alternative quote method - it works!  Thanks!)

I suppose that with enough time, you could grind down 3/8 drive links to match low profile sprockets.  Not sure why you would want to.  A lot of guys would like to go the other way, to run 3/8 low profile chain on larger saws.

Philbert

LOL you got what I meant backwards. I was saying a standard 3/8 rim converted to picco.  I thought that was what I read in a post.  I was not talking about chain.

 

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