25 Sets of 3/8( 0.375")

§ Saw Chains · SKU B0C89GY48J

25 Sets of 3/8( 0.375")

$11 ★ 4.4

25 Sets of 3/8( 0.375"),050&058, Chainsaw Chain Repair Kits Accessories,Master Links for Joining Repair Preset Tie Strap,Type 91 Master Link Tie Straps,For O…

Pitch3/8"
CategorySaw Chains
Part numberB0C89GY48J
ConditionNew — aftermarket replacement

Fitment last verified:

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Overview

A sharp chain makes all the difference between effortless cutting and a struggling saw. This aftermarket loop matches the original chain specs and arrives factory-sharpened, ready to mount. Keeping a spare on hand means you can swap chains in the field rather than stopping to sharpen.

Key specifications

  • Pitch: 3/8”
  • Cutter type: semi-chisel
  • Material: chrome-plated cutters on hardened steel

Compatibility

Works with any saw that calls for the same pitch and gauge ratings. Check the compatibility chart and match the numbers to the markings stamped on your existing chain or printed in your saw’s manual.

Installation notes

Remove the side cover and bar to access the sprocket area. Drape the new chain over the drive sprocket first, then lay the bar in place and route the chain into the bar groove. Make sure the cutter teeth point forward along the top of the bar. Adjust tension so the chain has minimal sag but can still be pulled freely by hand, then secure the cover nuts.

Common questions

Q: Will these 3/8” preset tie straps fit any 3/8 pitch chain, or do I need to match them to a specific chain gauge and brand?

These tie straps are matched by chain pitch first, so they are made for 3/8” saw chain during joining or repair work. You still need to confirm the chain gauge and rivet dimensions on your specific chain, because 3/8 pitch alone does not guarantee a correct fit across every brand or chain style.

Q: Are these preset tie straps used to repair a broken chain in the field, and do I need special tools to install them correctly?

Yes, these are intended for joining or repairing 3/8 pitch saw chain, typically when replacing damaged drive links or reconnecting a loop. For best results, use a proper chain breaker and spinner/riveting tool so the rivets are set evenly and the repaired section moves freely without binding.

Q: If I’m rebuilding several loops of 3/8 chain, is this 25-set pack enough for multiple repairs, and how should I store the extra sets?

A 25-set pack is useful if you do regular chain service, since each set is meant for one joining/repair point on compatible 3/8 pitch chain. Keep the unused sets clean, dry, and sorted by pitch so they do not get mixed with .325 or .404 chain parts, which can cause fitment problems during later repairs.

Compatibility

This part is verified to fit the following equipment. Always confirm the model number stamped on your machine before ordering.

Joining Repair Preset Tie Strap

Not sure which part you need? See our guide: How to measure your bar or How to read the stamp on your guide bar.

Before you buy — how to verify fitment

  1. Find the bar stamp. Look on the side of your current guide bar for the pitch, gauge, and drive-link count.
  2. Match all three numbers. Pitch (3/8), gauge (—), and drive links (—) must all match.
  3. Check bar length. Measure cutting length from the tip to where the bar enters the saw body — this should match the listed length.
  4. Confirm your saw model against the compatibility list above. If your model isn't listed, the chain may still fit if pitch/gauge/DL match.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know this chain fits my saw?

Match three numbers: pitch, gauge, and drive-link count. All three must match the stamp on your current bar. If even one is off, the chain won't fit safely.

How do I measure pitch and gauge?

Pitch is the distance between any three consecutive rivets, divided by two. Gauge is the thickness of the drive links — measure with a caliper or check the bar stamp. Our guide covers both in detail.

How long does a replacement chain last?

With proper tension and occasional sharpening, an aftermarket chain lasts 3–5 cords of firewood or about 5 hours of active cutting — roughly the same as OEM.

Can I sharpen this chain or is it single-use?

Absolutely sharpen it. A quality replacement chain can be sharpened 3–5 times before the cutters are too short. Keep a round file matched to the cutter diameter.

Where to buy

This part is available through Amazon with free returns on most orders. We've verified the fitment listed above — check the live listing for current price, stock, and delivery options.

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