Oregon Tool AdvanceCut Saw Chain

You must match the pitch, gauge, and drive link count exactly to your chainsaw's bar. This chain requires a 3/8-inch pitch, .050-inch gauge, and 62 drive links. If these numbers do not match your current chain or the specifications stamped on your guide bar, this chain will not fit.

Low-profile chains have a smaller cutter height, which reduces the mass of the chain and creates a narrower cut. This design is ideal for smaller, residential-grade chainsaws because it requires less power to drive the chain through wood, resulting in smoother operation.

This chain is designed primarily for general yard maintenance, such as trimming branches and cutting firewood. While it is durable, it is not intended for heavy-duty professional logging or felling large trees.

The low-kickback design uses specific depth gauge shapes to limit the amount of wood the cutter takes in a single pass. While this is a safety feature that slightly moderates cutting speed compared to aggressive professional chains, it provides a much more stable and controlled experience for residential users.

Yes, this chain can be sharpened using a standard round file or an electric chain sharpener. Because it is a low-profile chain, ensure you use the correct file size—typically 5/32-inch—to maintain the proper cutter geometry.