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Ripping chain vs cross cutting chain


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BillPierce,,

Thats my understanding of the Difference in the Chains .. Ripping Chains should be much faster than X-Cutters.. as they are designed to rid MORE material.. (ie: Cutting teeth & Clearing teeth) VS (Cutting teeth Only, which run blunt quicker too) If not,,

There's something pretty wrong with the Set Up..

(My understanding of the two Chains designs)

 

 

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OREGON Ripping 73RD 3/8" x .058" (1.5mm) -  64 Drive Links

73DPX064E - Oregon 73DPX Chainsaw Chain - 64 Drive Links × 1

 

 

 

 

Rob.. Could the Nose Sprockt of Failed because the Bar & Chain isn't a good match / just simply not compatible.?? And that be the reason for the failure.??

Im using slighty diff chains as that on 42" bar,, same Oregon (75RD-3/8) but is 1.6mm

 

Are you sure they're all Matched Properly Hunter.? (Drive Sprocket, Bar & Chain.?)

 

 

 

 

 

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