How to Change a chainsaws bar and chain husqvarna 440e-445

powercut chainsaw chain model number is 20lpx072 should fit the 440e x torq and the 445 rancher and most dolmar mcculloch poulan partner brands of style of chainsaws it has a better saw tooth linkage then most stalk factory chains i think the oregon chain are the best made in america chains on the market and has a wider tooth pattern and cut deeper and quicker then the cruddy husqvarna chains just saying the speed cut bars model number is 180txlbk095 its a steel and aluminum alloy construction and is self lubricating no greasing hole on the barring it will fit most of the models i typed up there as well its easy to install its a .050 gauge or 1.3mm gauge and the pitch is .325 '' linkage 72 10 t sprocket and its bar size is 18'' or 45cm it is great classic style of bar that i can't wait to test it the bar seems to be tough and sturdy and it should last you longer then the stalk factory bar and chains that come with most chainsaws well i hope this help on some of you all next bar and chain buys total bar and chains would be my next recommendation but i had to use what i could buy but Oregon products are made in america and are the best if your on a budget to replace a bar and chain just stick with what works for you this is just my humble opinion on this matter well if you like this video and it helped you please give me a like subscribe and leave me a comment and tell me what you think so we can make america so hillbilly again.

[@notakira6423]

I realize I'm 2 years late, but this is a great video. I wish I would have seen this before I bought my replacement chain (I know little about chainsaws and it didn't even occur to me to buy a new bar), but eh. I just got some land a few months ago and I'm sure I'll be going through that chain pretty quickly. I'll def be checking out the Oregon bar/chain next.
Anyway...this was the exact information that I needed to replace my chain. I tried to do it on my own, couldn't get it to work but thanks to this video I know what I did wrong. Plus...I now know that I need to make sure the bar oil holes need to stay clean. Thanks Hondo!

[@RecentlyAdded1]

Informative video. Thanks!

[@KJBITSME]

Appreciate the video.

[@andrewhondo]

Glad it was helpful!