Bar & Chain Combos · SKU B0CD3FZP6M

6inch 3/8LP 043 28DL Chainsaw Guide Bar and Chain Combo

Name: 6inch 3/8LP 043 28DL Chainsaw Guide Bar and Chain Combo
Brand: YUTACOREX
SKU: B0CD3FZP6M

$20 Amazon rating ★ 3.3

6inch 3/8LP 043 28DL Chainsaw Guide Bar and Chain Combo,Pole Saw Replacement Parts,Fits Milwaukee ‎2527-20,2527-21,Fits O-CONN OCMC6IN1,Fits CRAFTSMAN CMCCSL…

Bar length6"

Pitch3/8 LP"

Gauge.043""

Drive links28DL

CategoryBar & Chain Combos

Part numberB0CD3FZP6M

ConditionNew — aftermarket replacement

What the listing states

Listed as compatible with: Milwaukee M12 FUEL HATCHET Pruning Saw 2527-20, 2527-21, Craftsman CMCCSL621D1, O-CONN OCMC6IN1, Hyper Tough HT13-401-003-03, Kobalt KMCS 1024A-03, BLACK+DECKER BCCS320C1, Remington 111409-01, RM0612P, 41AZ01PG983, Remington Branch Wizard DPS-1
Chain type: Low Profile
Pieces in pack: 1

From our Amazon listing, checked September 25, 2026. Model and part-number matches are the seller's; confirm against the part on your machine.

Compatibility

The seller's listing names these models as compatible. Always confirm the model number stamped on your machine before ordering.

✓Milwaukee ‎2527-20

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

Identify your bar mount pattern. Different brands use different mounting slots — check your current bar or saw manual.
Match pitch and gauge. The bar and chain must share the same pitch and gauge as your saw's drive sprocket.
Verify bar length. Measure the cutting length of your current bar from tip to saw body.
Check the compatibility list above for your exact saw model.

Frequently asked questions

Why buy a bar-and-chain combo instead of separate parts?

Combos guarantee the bar and chain are matched — correct pitch, gauge, bar-mount pattern, and drive-link count. Buying separately risks a mismatch.

How do I verify the bar fits my saw?

Check the bar mount pattern (large or small Stihl, Husqvarna D009, etc.), the slot width (gauge), and the sprocket nose pitch. Our bar-measuring guide walks through each step.