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ALBO 18-Inch Chainsaw Chain, .325", .063", 68DL, 1-Pack

ALBO 18-Inch Chainsaw Chain, .325", .063", 68DL, 1-Pack

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ALBO 18-Inch Chainsaw Chain, .325
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Descriptions

Quick answer: Choose this 1-pack of replacement chainsaw loops only when the installed bar and saw require .325" pitch, .063" gauge and exactly 68 drive links. The nominal 18-inch bar length helps identify the listing, but it does not establish fit by itself. Check all three chain dimensions before ordering.

Specifications and package

  • Nominal bar length: 18 inches.
  • Pitch: .325".
  • Gauge: .063".
  • Drive links per loop: 68.
  • Package: 1 chain loop.

Before you order

Read the chain requirements on the bar and in the saw manual. If either is unclear, identify the installed bar before choosing a replacement. Keep pitch, gauge and drive-link count together when comparing packs.

Limits and installation checks

No unconditional saw-model compatibility, certified kickback performance or cutting-speed comparison is promised here. Follow the saw manufacturer's operating instructions and do not use a worn bar or damaged sprocket.

Frequently asked questions

Will this fit every 18-inch saw?

No. Match the installed bar, pitch, gauge and drive-link count; bar length alone is insufficient.

What are the three chain dimensions?

This loop has .325" pitch, .063" gauge and 68 drive links.

How many chains are included?

The package contains 1 complete replacement loop.

Can I replace low-profile chain with standard 3/8-inch chain?

Do not interchange low-profile and standard chain merely because both use a 3/8-inch pitch designation. Follow the saw and bar specification.

Does the saw brand confirm compatibility?

No. A brand or model family can use different bars and chain loops. Verify the exact installed combination.

What should I check before fitting a replacement?

Inspect the bar and sprocket, then follow the saw manual for isolation, installation, tension and lubrication. A new chain does not repair a damaged bar.

Compare related sizes and options, then select the pack shown beside the current product price.

Compatible Saw Models
Stihl 021
Stihl 025
Stihl MS230
Stihl MS241 C-M
Stihl MS250
Stihl MS251
Stihl MS260
Stihl MS261

Specifications

Dl
68DL
Gauge
.063"
Pitch
.325"
Size
18"
Card title
Chainsaw Chain · 18″ .325" Pitch .063" Gauge 68 Drive Links
Chain material
High-Grade Alloy Steel (68CrNiMo)
Pack qty
1
Suitable for power equipment type
Chainsaw
ALBO 18-Inch Chainsaw Chain, .325", .063", 68DL, 1-Pack

ALBO 18-Inch Chainsaw Chain, .325", .063", 68DL, 1-Pack

Regular price $28.99
Sale price $28.99

FAQ

Q How do I choose the right chainsaw chain?
A

Match the chain to your saw’s required bar length, pitch, gauge, and drive link count. All four numbers must match for proper fit.

Q What is the difference between 3/8" LP and .325" chain?
A

They are different pitch types. A 3/8" LP chain is low-profile and often used on smaller saws, while .325" chains are commonly used on larger compatible saws.

Q Are these replacement chains for gas chainsaws or electric chainsaws?
A

They can fit gas, electric, or battery chainsaws only when the required chain specs match: pitch, gauge, drive links, and bar length.

Q What chain size is best for pruning?
A

Smaller sizes such as 8", 10", or 12" are often used for pruning, trimming, and light branch cutting, as long as the chain specs match the saw.

Q How do I find my chain specs?
A

Check the markings on your guide bar, old chain package, chainsaw manual, or the stamped numbers on the bar. Look for pitch, gauge, and drive link count.