Husqvarna bars and chains, matched to your saw

Find the Husqvarna chainsaw bars and chains that fit your saw, and buy them from Bailey's in Woodland, California. Start by picking your saw's model below: its page shows the pitch, gauge and bar lengths it runs, the bars and chains that fit, and the drive-link count where Husqvarna's chart confirms it. Where no count is shown, count the links on your old chain or read the count stamped on your bar.

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Pick your model — 372 XP, 455, 550 XP — for its pitch, gauge, bar lengths and the bars and chains that fit.

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The tail of a guide bar, stamped with its length (18 inches), pitch (3/8 inch) and gauge (.058 inch) beside the mounting slot.18"3/8.058LengthPitchGauge
Example markings on a bar tail. Yours will show your own bar's numbers.

Three numbers decide whether a bar and chain fit

Pitch.325" · 3/8" · 3/8" LP · .404"
The chain's spacing: the distance between any three rivets, divided by two. It must match your saw's drive sprocket and the bar. 3/8" and 3/8" low-profile are different chains, and so are .325" and .325" mini.
Gauge.043" · .050" · .058" · .063"
The thickness of the chain's drive links. It must match the groove in the bar.
Drive linksSet by bar length and pitch
How many drive links the chain has. The count depends on the bar's length and the chain's pitch and has to be exact. Each model's page shows it where Husqvarna's chart confirms it; otherwise count the links on your old chain, read the count stamped on your bar, or call (800) 322-4539.

The quickest check is your current bar: Husqvarna stamps the length, pitch and gauge near its tail, by the mounting slot.

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Guide barsBar types — what the “type” means
Laminate
Lighter bonded-steel plates with a sprocket nose — the everyday choice for homeowner & mid-size saws. Husqvarna X-Force.
Solid / RSN
One-piece steel with a serviceable replaceable sprocket nose, built for pro heat and load. Husqvarna X-Tough & X-Tough Light.
Narrow Kerf / Pixel
Thinner bar + chain that removes less wood per pass, so a smaller saw cuts faster on less fuel. Common on .325" and LP saws.
Hardnose
Solid bar with no nose sprocket, for abrasive or dirty cutting where a sprocket would wear out.
Saw chainsChain cutter styles
Full chisel
Square-cornered cutters — the fastest in clean wood. The pro choice for felling and bucking.
Semi-chisel
Rounded cutters that stay sharp longer in dirty, frozen, or dry/abrasive wood.
Skip-tooth
Fewer cutters spaced farther apart, for long bars and milling where chip clearance matters.
Narrow kerf
Thinner cutters matched to narrow-kerf bars on smaller and battery saws.
SharpeningRound file size by pitch
PitchRound file
.325"3/16"
3/8"7/32"
3/8" LP5/32"
1/4"5/32"

Want the full walkthrough — pitch by saw family, bar length by use, and the complete drive-link chart? Read the Bar & Chain Buying Guide →

Husqvarna bar and chain lines

Cutter styles
CutterBest for
Full chiselClean wood
Semi-chiselDirty or frozen wood
Skip-toothLong bars and milling

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Husqvarna bar and chain questions

What size bar and chain does my Husqvarna take?

It depends on the model. Pick your saw above: its page lists the pitch, gauge and bar lengths it runs, the bars and chains that fit, and the drive-link count where Husqvarna's chart confirms it. If you're replacing a worn set, the stamp near the tail of your current bar shows what is fitted now.

Can I put a longer or shorter bar on my Husqvarna?

Stay within the bar lengths listed for your model: the 225i Power Axe, for example, lists 12 to 14 inch bars. A listed range doesn't mean every bar of that length fits, so keep the same pitch and gauge, choose from the bars your model's page lists as fitting, and order the chain with the drive-link count for that bar. Not sure? Call the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.

How do I find the pitch and gauge on my bar?

Look near the tail of the bar, by the mounting slot: Husqvarna stamps the length, pitch and gauge there. If the stamp has worn off, don't go by the saw model alone, because a replacement bar may differ from what the saw shipped with: call the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.

How many drive links do I need?

It depends on your bar's length and the chain's pitch, and the count has to be exact. Your model's page shows it where Husqvarna's chart confirms it. Otherwise, count the drive links on your old chain (the links that ride in the bar's groove), read the count stamped near the tail of your bar, or call the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.

Pick your saw, get the right bar and chain

Choose your model above, or talk to the Husqvarna desk at (800) 322-4539.